The Stolen
Synopsis
And so begins her journey through the wilds of an untamed New Zealand. She is forced to join a convoy of whores, ex-cons and a Maori warrior heading for the rough mining community of Goldtown. There she meets Joshua McCullen, the owner of the mining town: a man who is key to uncovering the truth behind the disappearance of her son, forcing her to fight to the death for what she holds most dear.
Details
- Year
- 2017
- Type of film
- Features
- Running time
- 95 mins
- Format
- Arri Alexa
- Director
-
Niall Johnson
- Producer
- Emily Corcoran
- Executive Producer
- Julia Palau, Merryn Corcoran, Gary Collins, Compton Ross, Phil Hunt, Sir Douglas Myers
- Editor
- David Thrasher
- Screenwriter
- Story by Emily Corcoran, Screenplay by Emily Corcoran, and Niall Johnson
- Director of Photography
- Alun Bollinger
- Production Designer
- Joe Bleakley
- Composer
- Paul Lawler
- Principal cast
- Alice Eve, Jack Davenport, Graham McTavish, Richard O'Brien, Stan Walker, Cohen Holloway, Stig Eldred, Emily Corcoran, Gillian MacGregor, Mikeala Ruegg
- Hair and Make-Up Designer
- Richard Muller
- Costume Designer
- Tina Hutchison-Thomas
- Art Director
- Emma Painter
- Associate Producer
- Andrew Rennie
- Film Images
- ©Dean MacKenzie, Nick McLean
Categories
Production Status
Production Company
Cork Pictures Ltd for Cork Films Ltd
Emily CorcoranSales Company
4Square Films
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