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Woodland Cross

Synopsis

A bloodstained abandoned car belonging to Matthew Thomas has been found in an open field, his wife Jessica, the prime suspect of his murder and his mistress, however she has a perfect alibi. Two misfit police detectives, Carter and Hayes are assigned the investigation and soon reveal other likely suspects, although the evidence is pointing towards a murder, no bodies are found and each suspect has a motive, making the detectives job more difficult than they can deal with, as their own personal life is rope tided into the investigation and becomes too foggy to make conscience of the evidence, being blinded by the blood found in the car, allowing surrounding elements take control of the investigation and their lives.

Details

Year
2009
Type of project
Features
Director
Timothy Fielding, Paul Fielding
Producer
Robin Craine
Screenwriter
Timothy Fielding, Paul Fielding
Principal cast
John Hannah (More TBC)

Genre

Action

Categories

Fiction

Production Status

Complete

Production Company

Flexstone Pictures Limited

5 Cable Street
Formby
Liverpool L37 3LU
UK

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