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- 18 Certificate
- Title
- 88 Mins
- Released
- 2011
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Directed by Paddy Considine. Joseph (Peter Mullan) is a lonely and violent alcoholic. No matter how hard he tries he cannot escape from his dark past and uncontrollable rage. But things start to look up when he begins an unlikely friendship with Hannah (Olivia Colman), a kind hearted charity worker. Joseph's life finally has meaning and he is able to feel close to someone. But Joseph's new life is threatened when Hannah reveals a secret about herself. Very strong language, violent abuse of humans and animals.
Read more factsAwards
- BAFTA Awards won1
- BAFTA Awards nominated1
Cast
- Peter Mullan
- Olivia Colman
- Eddie Marsan
- Paul Popplewell
- Ned Dennehy
- Samuel Bottomley
- Sally Carman
- Sian Breckin
Director
Screen Writer
Box Office
U.K. £0.27 million U.S. $0.02 millionSource: Rentrak EDI
God still thinks he's God. No-one's told him otherwise.
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Did you know?
- This film marks Paddy Considine?s feature film directorial debut.
- This film is an extension of a story that director Paddy Considine started in his short film Dog Altogether, which also starred Peter Mullan and Olivia Colman playing the same roles.
- As part of her research for playing Hannah, Olivia Colman spoke to support workers from the charity Refuge.
- Olivia Colman was awarded the Best Actress Award at the British Independent Film Awards and the Evening Standard British Film Awards.
Awards
BAFTA Awards won1
- 2012 Outstanding Debut by a British Writer, Director or Producer - Paddy Considine, Diarmid Scrimshaw
BAFTA Awards nominated1
- 2012 Outstanding Debut by a British Writer, Director or Producer - Paddy Considine, Diarmid Scrimshaw