Across the River (film)

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Across the River
Directed byWarren B. Malone
Screenplay byWarren B. Malone
Russell Taylor
Simon Josiffe
Keir Charles
Elizabeth Healey
Produced byJane Aprile
Jeannie Carla
Patte Griffith
Ben Hecking
Warren B. Malone
Yvonne Malone
Stella Ramsden
Chloe Thomas
StarringElizabeth Healey
Keir Charles
Liz Richardson
Tomasz Alexander
Leon Ockenden
Gillian MacGregor
Marlon Blue
Rowena Perkins
CinematographyLeigh Alner
Fabrizio La
Palombara
Music byAndy Hopkins
Production
company
Penguins with Freckles
Release date
  • 28 December 2016 (2016-12-28) (United Kingdom)
Running time
1h 15min
CountryUnited Kingdom
LanguageEnglish

Across the River is a British drama film directed by Warren B. Malone and starring Elizabeth Healey and Keir Charles.[1][2]

Plot[edit]

Cast[edit]

  • Elizabeth Healey as Emma
  • Keir Charles as Ryan
  • Liz Richardson as Patte
  • Tomasz Alexander as Smoker
  • Leon Ockenden as Cake Shop Owner
  • Gillian MacGregor as Joanna
  • Marlon Blue as Noah
  • Rowena Perkins as Pretty Girl
  • Pippa Abrahams as Car Lady
  • Steven Blake as Sand Sculptor
  • Theo Kalliades as Dheli Employee
  • Nick Lashbrook as Henry
  • Drew P. as Sandy
  • Harper Taylor as Georgie
  • Tat Whalley as Simon[3]

Filming locations[edit]

Filming took place in London, England, UK.[4][5]

Release[edit]

The film was released on 28 December 2016.[6][7]

References[edit]

  1. ^ Percey, Ingwood (18 August 2014). "Across the River". Penguins with Freckles.
  2. ^ Wheat, Phil (17 January 2017). "Manchester Film Festival 2017 announces full line-up". Nerdly.
  3. ^ Rogers, Philip (19 July 2017). "Interview:Elizabeth Healey". The Cultural Post.
  4. ^ Adams, Rene (2014). "Across the River – Warren B. Malone and Elizabeth Healey". VultureHound.
  5. ^ Reynolds, Paulette (23 July 2018). "Across the River Review". Cinemata Movie Madness.
  6. ^ Shelf, Art (23 February 2017). "Warren B. Malone´s Across the River to Receive Its World Premiere at The 2017 Manchester Film Festival". The Art Shelf.
  7. ^ Debate, Film (12 March 2017). "Interview - Warren B. Malone". FilmDebate.

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