Project Detail

The Confessions of Thomas Quick

Name: The Confessions of Thomas Quick
Director: Brian Hill
Released: 2015
Duration: 90 mins

Synopsis

A tense and thrilling feature documentary by BAFTA-winning filmmaker Brian Hill, uncovering the truth behind Sweden's most notorious serial killer. Quick's story shocked and haunted the Swedish nation for 25 years, yet compelling new evidence shows that Quick may not be a killer at all. So why would an innocent man confess to being a serial killer? With unprecedented access to Quick and those behind his incarceration, this compelling real life thriller seeks to discover the truth behind a would be serial killer.

Details

Year: 2015
Type of project: Features
Running time: 90 mins
Director: Brian Hill
Producer: Katie Bailiff
Executive Producer: Anna Miralis, Sam Lavender
Editor: Mags Arnold
Director of Photography: Roger Chapman
Composer: Malcolm Laws, Nainita Desai

Production Status

Complete

Production Company

Century Films

Clink Street Studios
Studio 32
1 Clink Street
London
SE1 9DG

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Sales Company

Independent

6 Hatton Place
London
EC1N 8RU

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