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Low Winter Sun (2006)

Who Would You Kill For?

Gênero : Drama, Crime

Runtime : 2H 30M

Director : Adrian Shergold

Sinopse

Frank Agnew is a police detective who kills for revenge and naively believes he's engineered the perfect crime.

Atores

Mark Strong
Mark Strong
Frank Agnew
Brian McCardie
Brian McCardie
Joe Geddes
Paul Higgins
Paul Higgins
David Westwood
Burn Gorman
Burn Gorman
Kenny Morton
Michelle Duncan
Michelle Duncan
Louise Cullen
Brian McCardie
Brian McCardie
Det Con Joe Geddes
Neve McIntosh
Neve McIntosh
Det Sgt Daniella 'Dani' Bonetti
Michael Nardone
Michael Nardone
Val Carnegie
Vincent Regan
Vincent Regan
George Torrance
John Sessions
John Sessions
Prof Barry Lennox
Robert Willox
Robert Willox
Brendan McCann
Mercedes Grower
Mercedes Grower
Marilyn
Irene Bagach
Irene Bagach
Sinada
Alex Ferns
Alex Ferns
Liam Carnegie
Burt Kwouk
Burt Kwouk
Mr. Gim Yeung
Fiona Bell
Fiona Bell
Sheena Baille
Jimmy Chisholm
Jimmy Chisholm
Billy Lannigan
Richard Conlon
Richard Conlon
Adrian Elliot
Paul Donnelly
Paul Donnelly
Soco officer
Fat Frank
Fat Frank
Eugene
Gareth Glen
Gareth Glen
Man
Caleb Grummet
Caleb Grummet
Boxer
Niall Macgregor
Niall Macgregor
John Hoey
Michael McGrady
Michael McGrady
Brendan McCann
Shonagh Price
Shonagh Price
Pauline
Ralph Riach
Ralph Riach
Mister Gillot
Douglas Russell
Douglas Russell
Gary
Mathew Zajac
Mathew Zajac
Father Brannigan

Tripulações

Adrian Shergold
Adrian Shergold
Director
Simon Donald
Simon Donald
Writer
Ulf Brantås
Ulf Brantås
Camera Operator
Martin Phipps
Martin Phipps
Original Music Composer
Tania Reddin
Tania Reddin
Editor

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