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A Room for Romeo Brass - 1999 | 90 mins | Drama | ColourThe Production TeamDirector: Shane
Meadows. Producer: George Faber and Charles Pattinson. Executive Producer: Andras Hamori and David M. Thompson. Line Producer: Ronaldo Vasconcellos. Script: Shane Meadows and Paul Fraser. Cinematography: Ashley Rowe. Editing: Paul Tothill. Production Design: Crispian Sallis. Costume Design: Robin Fraser-Paye. Sound Department: Paul Hamblin, Jon Hemming and Colin Nicolson. Original Music: Nick Hemming. |
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The CastAndrew Shim - Romeo Brass Ben Marshall - Gavin 'Knock Knock' Wooley. Paddy Considine - Morell Frank Harper - Joe Brass Julia Ford - Sandra Woolley James Higgins - Bill Woolley Vicky McClure - Ladine Brass Ladene Hall - Carol Brass Bob Hoskins - Home Tutor |
Plot SynopsisDark coming-of-age drama from acclaimed director Shane Meadows, A Room for Romeo Brass is a contemporary story that is as funny as it is frightening. Meadows whimsical passage of rites story quickly transforms into an unnerving urban fable buoyed by Considine's schizophrenic performances and surges of unforeseen rage. Set in working-class Nottingham, twelve-year-old Romeo (Andrew Shim) and friend Gavin (Ben Marshall) live next door to each other. They are inseparable best mates with a shared sense of humour that helps them to survive in a landscape of comic losers and broken dreams. But their friendship is put to the test by a chance encounter with an enigmatic and dangerous stranger10 years their senior, Morell (Paddy Considine). When unemployed Morell saves them from being beaten up, the boys are only too happy to help their new hero and pal in his quest to date Romeo's teenage sister Ladine (Vicky McClure). Morell doesn't take rejection well, little do the boys realise that they are being drawn into a world of dangerous obsession, violence and desperation, a world that threatens to tear the two friends apart. |
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