The Last Regal Kingsize
Synopsis
While their fathers march through the decaying streets of Glasgow their sons take a sinister journey into the dark heart of modern Britain.
Duty, Service, Glory - The Last Regal Kingsize reveals the reality behind belonging is betrayal.
A groundbreaking synthesis of ethnographic study, real-life characters and hypnotic music and photography. This poetic but unsentimental short is the first drama from acclaimed documentary-maker Simon Hipkins.
Details
- Year
- 2010
- Type of project
- Shorts
- Running time
- 26 mins
- Director
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Simon Hipkins
- Producer
- Alison Murphy
- Editor
- Simon Hipkins
- Screenwriter
- Gavin Scott Whitfield
- Director of Photography
- Samuel Mitchell
- Composer
- David McAulay
Genre
Categories
Production Status
Production Company
Corruption Films Ltd
c/o Alison Murphy29 Mill Stream Lodge
Rickmansworth WD3 8JQ
UK
Alison Murphy
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