Cast overview, first billed only: | |||
Claire Foy | ... | Dawn | |
Benedict Cumberbatch | ... | David | |
Shaun Evans | ... | Nick | |
Peter McDonald | ... | Gary | |
Sinead Matthews | ... | Sharon | |
June Watson | ... | Miss Hedges | |
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Nicola Green | ... | Doctor |
Georgie Smith | ... | Barbecue Mum | |
Ruairi Conaghan | ... | Barbecue Dad | |
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Edward Harrison | ... | Police Officer |
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Harry Marshall | ... | Baby Ben |
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Sophie Brooke | ... | Dawn 2nd Unit |
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Mark Jackson | ... | David 2nd Unit |
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St. Albans Chamber Choir | ... | Choir |
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John Gibbons | ... | Choir Conductor |
A married couple moves back to its childhood village to start a family, but a surprise visit from the husband's brother ignites sibling rivalry and exposes lies embedded in the couple's relationship. Written by Anonymous
A quiet, peaceful, slow paced yet interesting drama which portrayed the bittersweetness of life beautifully and made me cry, disgusted and relaxed throughout. At first It appears pretty normal but it is way darker than you may expect simply because its somehow about human nature, untold stories and lies! The rustic and Christian vibe of the film mixed with great soundtracks and outstanding performances were very impressive. I am a Cumberbatch fan and I think he's done a perfect job doing the justice to the character. All the positive aspects aside, wreckers is a very calming film which you might want to fall sleep to