Puritan (2005)Victorian inspired modern day supernatural film noir, set against the backdrop of Whitechapel, mediums and the work of supposed pagan architect Nicholas Hawksmoore. Director:Hadi HajaigWriter:Hadi Hajaig |
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| Nick Moran | ... |
Simon Puritan
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| Georgina Rylance | ... |
Ann Bridges
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Pete Hodge | ... |
Jonathan Grey
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Eric Bridges
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Mickey Conway
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Steven Atholl | ... |
The Rock Star
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Paul Bigley | ... |
Priest
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| Amanda Connors | ... |
Office Worker
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| Pete Couldwell | ... |
Protester
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| Kirsty Dillon | ... |
Barmaid
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Camilla Heaney | ... |
Richard's wife
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Robin Hellier | ... |
Dr. Miles
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| Bernard Kay | ... |
The old man
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Rockstar's girlfriend
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Victorian inspired modern day supernatural film noir, set against the backdrop of Whitechapel, mediums and the work of supposed pagan architect Nicholas Hawksmoore.
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UKLanguage:
EnglishRelease Date:
10 November 2006 (UK) See more »Box Office
Budget:
£2,000,000 (estimated)Company Credits
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Stunning film! I viewed this film with my boyfriend yesterday at the Frightfest Film festival and without doubt it was my favourite film of the entire festival.
The director introduced it along with the whole cast Nick Moran, Georgina Rylance and the iconic David Soul.
The film is calm, cool and collected, and I cannot believe it has been made in the UK, it feels like it came from the states as it really has a cinematic look and the plot is working on many levels than just moving from a to b. It twists and turns and never reveals itself and long after you have left the cinema you are thinking about it and discussing all the possibilities of its plot line.
The director said they shot it in 21 days which staggers me, because it is so beautiful to look at and so professionally done, my hats off to him and his amazing cinematographer.
This is the kind of movie the British film industry should be making, and its so good to hear an independent film maker has gone out there and done it completely of his own accord. Go and see it, i think its going to be one of those films that will become a favourite.