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This is Not a Love Song

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This is Not a Love Song

Spike and Heaton are the unlikeliest pair. Taciturn, competent, unreadable, Heaton is someone we are instinctively afraid of. In contrast, his side-kick Spike is manic, child-like, unstoppable: someone we are instinctively afraid for. But when Spike commits a terrible crime, Heaton stands by him. There begins a chase across a vast Northern landscape of moors, rivers and dark woods, the increasingly exhausted fugitives being hunted not by the police but by a posse of farmers intent on revenge. No ordinary chase film, This is Not a Love Song is a love story trapped inside the body of a thriller.


 

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Format: 35mm
Year of Production: 2002
Running time: 91 mins
Director: Bille Eltringham
Producer: Mark Blaney
Executive Producers: Kate Ogborn, Paul Trijbits
Editor: Ewa Lind
Screenwriter: Simon Beaufoy
Director of Photography: Robbie Ryan
Sound: Rupert Ivey
Music: Adrian Johnston, Mark Rutherford
Principal Cast: Michael Colgan, Kenny Glenaan, David Bradley
     Production Company:
Footprint Films
www.footprintfilms.co.uk
      Sales Agent:
Celluloid Dreams
2 Rue Turgot, 75009 Paris, France
Tel: +33 1 49 70 03 70
Fax: +33 1 49 70 03 71
hengameh@celluloid-dreams.com
www.celluloid-dreams.com
Contact: Hengameh Panahi

 

 

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