A Hitchcock blonde asks an unwitting stranger to mind her handbag. She disappears. Moments later, he discovers that the handbag contains a bomb. There's only one way to stop the bomb going off. A simple matter of murder. A darkly comic...
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| Tom Harper | ... |
The Artist
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| Beth Winslet | ... |
The Femme Fatale
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| Montserrat Lombard | ... |
The Muse
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| Tim Woodward | ... |
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Jonny Kight | ... |
Casanova
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| Yana Yanezic | ... |
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Directed by
| William Mager | ||
Written by
| Matthew Wakefield | ... | (scriptwriter) |
Produced by
| Cynthia De Souza | ... | producer |
Music by
| Miguel d'Oliveira | ||
Cinematography by
| Erik Wilson | ||
Editing by
| Tim Hardy | ||
Editorial Department
| Paul O'Reilly | ... | first assistant editor |
Production Design by
| Ana Viana | ||
Costume Design by
| Verity Cleary | ||
Makeup Department
| Jo Grover | ... | makeup designer |
Second Unit Director or Assistant Director
| Patrick Cadell | ... | first assistant director |
Sound Department
| Gernot Fuhrmann | ... | sound designer |
| David Sohanpal | ... | production sound mixer |
Animation Department
| Christine Hooper | ... | animator |
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A Hitchcock blonde asks an unwitting stranger to mind her handbag. She disappears. Moments later, he discovers that the handbag contains a bomb. There's only one way to stop the bomb going off. A simple matter of murder. A darkly comic thriller that pays affectionate homage to the master of suspense. Written by Cynthia De Souza |
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| Budget | GBP2,000 (estimated) |
Did You Know?
| Movie Connections | References Marnie (1964). See more » |