Watching and Waiting
Synopsis
However, when Katherine meets Tomas, an escort that she hires to provide cover for one evening, she realises that she has perhaps interpreted Michael’s situation incorrectly. What follows is a journey into her understanding of love, truth and faithfulness.
When faced with the reality that her spying will determine Michael’s future, Katherine is forced to make difficult decisions that put her own principles to the test.
Details
- Year
- 2009
- Type of film
- Features
- Running time
- 70 mins
- Format
- P2 HD
- Director
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James Fair
- Producer
- James Fair, Gary Hoctor, Conor Murphy
- Editor
- Gareth Nolan, Andy Paton, Tom Prentice
- Screenwriter
- James Fair
- Director of Photography
- John Bradburn
- Sound
- Dave Lewis
- Music
- Ben Arntz
- Principal cast
- Johanne Murdock, David Keoghan, Rory Mullen, Maria O' Leary
Genre
Categories
Production Status
Production Company
Hello Camera
The GreenBirr
Co. Offaly
Ireland
T +353 57 9121812
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