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Brighton Rock - Sam Riley, Andrea Riseborough, Helen Mirren, Rowan Joffe
Threat advisory: Elevated - Significant risk of entertaining activities
Movie propaganda
Brighton, 1964. Organised crime has moved into this sleepy English seaside town. Ambitious young gangster Pinkie Brown (Sam Riley) is determined to stop other gangs taking over his patch, but when he kills a rival, vital evidence falls into the innocent hands of a young impressionable waitress, Rose (Andrea Riseborough). Pinkie seduces Rose to stop her talking but her employer, Ida (Helen Mirren), is suspicious of their relationship. A year before the abolition of the death penalty, can Pinkie trust Rose not to betray him and can Rose trust Pinkie not to make her his next victim?
Theatrical propaganda posters
Target demographic movie keyword propaganda
- Film crime thriller UK criminal gang girlfriend Sixties scooter gangster Brighton Pier England
Persons of interest
- John Hurt .... Phil Corkery
- Helen Mirren .... Ida
- Andy Serkis .... Mr Colleoni
- Sam Riley .... Pinkie
- Andrea Riseborough .... Rose
- Sean Harris .... Hale
- Steven Robertson .... Crab
- Nonso Anozie .... Dallow
- Adrian Schiller .... Registrar
- Steve Evets .... Mr Wilson
- John Warman .... Policeman
- Kenneth Collard .... Clergyman
- Mark Cooper Harris .... Detainee
- Graham Greene .... Author
- Rowan Joffe .... Screenwriter
- Rowan Joffe .... Director
Cinematic intelligence sources
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- Awards and film festivals:
- British Independent Film Awards 20'0: Nominated: Best Actress (Andrea Riseborough), Best Technical Achievement (John Mathieson For cinematography), Most Promising Newcomer (Andrea Riseborough), Douglas Hickox Award (Rowan Joffe)
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Intelligence analyst
Special Agent Matti
Theatrical report
Nineteen-sixty-bloody-four. The war is over, the recovery is over and Britain is about to discover swinging. That's the good part of Brighton Rock. The rest is brutal. Short, brutal lives and coming to a bad end. Mods and rockers. Weekend riots. Bad girls and the decline of the tea room. This is a really good British film.
BTW Brighton Rock is a hard candy.
The crime, thriller, UK movie Brighton Rock is directed by Rowan Joffe and stars Sam Riley, Andrea Riseborough, Helen Mirren.
Government security censorship classification
MA 15+ (Strong coarse language and violence)
Surveillance time
111 minutes (1:51 hours)
Not for public release in Australia before date
Film: 14 April 2011
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