Watch Over Me (2014)

A mysterious drifter is offered one last shot at redemption when he crosses paths with a local woman trapped by her own dark past.

Director:

Simon Pearce

Writer:

Simon Pearce

Stars:

Oliver Park, Adrian Bouchet, Holly Georgia

1 win & 3 nominations.

Cast

Credited cast:
Oliver Park	...	XXX
Adrian Bouchet	...	Dominic
Holly Georgia	...	Emma
Danann McAleer	...	Theo
Rest of cast listed alphabetically:
Steve Aaron-Sipple	...	Thug (as Steve Sipple)
Kate Davies-Speak	...	Jennifer (as Kate Marie Davies)
Angel Galloway	...	Lucy
Yanick Ghanty	...	Thug
Joel Grizzle	...	Thug
Tim J. Henley	...	Barman
Simon Pengelly	...	Lead Thug
Steve Speak	...	Jennifer's boyfriend
Tom Ziebell	...	Thug

Storyline

When a mysterious drifter arrives in an unfamiliar city to make amends on what could be his last day, one chance encounter offers him a shot at redemption. A local woman is trapped by a debt to a sinister group of local gangsters, and he sees a chance to help, something that could free them both from the dark pasts that plague them.

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Plot Keywords:

british | 

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Taglines:

Sometimes you just can't turn your back

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Genres:

Short | Action | Crime | Thriller

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Details

Country:

UK

Language:

English

Release Date:

11 November 2014 (USA)

Filming Locations:

Bristol, UK

Box Office

Budget:

£10,000 (estimated)

Company Credits

Production Co:

CBA Productions

Technical Specs

Runtime:

30 min 29 min

Sound Mix:

Dolby (Dolby 5.1)

Color:

Color (HD) Color

Aspect Ratio:

2.35 : 1

User Reviews

Hard-Hitting Action Short will have you grimacing and squirming

The movie stars Oliver Park in a compelling performance where he takes a beating but gives several as well—The Action is first rate. Kudos to everyone, especially the Stunt Coordinator Joe Golby, and to Adrian Bouchet as the lumbering-but-lethal foe "Dominic."

Simon Pearce does an excellent job of engaging the audience quickly and surprising them several times with this redemption movie where the action and the production quality are first rate.

It plays like an episode of The Fugitive as we pick up somewhere and leave somewhere not knowing all the answers, but wanting to follow the Hero to find out more.