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| Director:
Robert Quinn |
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| Tommy
(Andrew Scott, Moriarty in the recent BBCupdate of
Sherlock) is a young man in no hurry. Work is a distraction
form distractions; life is there to be lived. It's
quite an achievement to stand still, if everything
is a blur. The situation is brought back into focus
by the return of ex-girlfriend Jean (Katy Davis):
high heels, high maintenance and anti-everything,
except making Tommy miserable. It might have gone
on interminably like that until one of their frequent
'domestics' results in a dilemma far greater than
what party to go to. What follows is a story of compromise
and corruption as Tommy realizes his lies are not
the only ones and that once you step into darkness,
it becomes more difficult to see where you're going.
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| Genre |
Thriller |
| Status |
Complete |
| Country |
Ireland |
| Year |
2003 |
| R.T. |
85
mins |
| Official
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| IMDB |
Click
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| Starring |
Andrew
Scott (Sherlock), Kelly Reilly (Eden Lake), Sean McGinley,
Gerard McSorley |
| Producer |
David
McLoughlin, Clare Scully |
| Screenplay |
Derek
Landy |
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| Awards |
Irish
Film & TV Awards
Winner - Best Actor
Winner - Best Editor
Winner - Best Sound
Nominated - Best Irish Film, Best Director,
Best Cinematography, Best Script
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