The Honeytrap
Synopsis
In despair, she turns to her best friend, Renée, who introduces her to Jeremy, a private detective. He proposes setting up a 'honeytrap' for Catherine's husband-to-be, a meeting with an attractive woman to test his fidelity. But Jonathan withstands the honeytrap woman's advances, and so the wedding goes ahead as planned.
Catherine's worst fears become true when Jeremy finds out that Jonathan has been meeting the honeytrap woman again. Jonathan, meanwhile, suspects that Catherine has hired a private detective to follow him. When the 'honeytrap' woman is murdered, Catherine immediately suspects Jonathan while Jonathan suspects Catherine of being involved. Catherine seeks refuge with Jeremy, only to find that he too suspects her of murdering the woman.
Details
- Year
- 2001
- Type of project
- Features
- Format
- 35mm Kodak
- Director
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Michael Günther
- Producer
- Madeleine Lim
- Editor
- Liz Roe
- Screenwriter
- Michael Günther
- Director of Photography
- Tony Miller
- Sound
- Ashok-Kumar Kumar
- Principal cast
- Emily Lloyd, Valerie Edmond, Anthony Green, Stuart McQuarrie, Zoe Eeles, Natalie Walter
Categories
Production Status
Production Company
Honeytrap Productions Ltd.
Contact: Madeleine Lim2 Wedgwood Mews
12-13 Greek Street
London W1V 5LE
UK
T 020 7734 7763
info@filmhouse.co.uk
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