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Complicity (2000)Cameron Colley is a young scottish journalist, with an interest in exposing the wrongs committed by the rich and powerful. Life is comfortable enough but uneventful, until someone starts ... See full summary » Director:Gavin Millar |
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Cameron Colley
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Inspector McDunn
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Yvonne
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Andy
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William
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Wallace Byatt
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Neil
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Laura Ellis | ... |
McCormack's mistress
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Alan Sinclair | ... |
Sir Toby McCormack
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Kenny Garnet
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Valerie Edmond | ... |
Josephine Boyle
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Paul Young | ... |
Frank
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Librarian
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Alex Purves | ... |
Persimmon
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Claire
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Cameron Colley is a young scottish journalist, with an interest in exposing the wrongs committed by the rich and powerful. Life is comfortable enough but uneventful, until someone starts murdering the people in his articles in gruesome ways based on their misdeeds. All the evidence points to Cameron, but is he guilty? Written by Simon Shearn <simon@frieth.demon.co.uk>
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Rated R for graphic violence, strong sexuality, language and drug use | See all certifications »Parents Guide:
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5 July 2000 (Iceland) See more »Also Known As:
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Brave yet flawed adaption of Iain Banks' dark novel. The characters appear flat as they wade through some bland dialogue. Jonny Lee Miller goes through the remarkable events as if he were buying socks. The shocks and surprises fail to shock or surprise. A more full on darker thrust would have prevented this from resembling a poor episode of Taggart. Well done for having a go and well done for keeping it in Scotland rather than moving it to another locale.