Movies / Dead Man's Shoes (2004)

5/10

Runtime: 90 min

Genres: Crime Drama Thriller

Languages: English

Countries: UK


Richard has always protected his simple-minded little brother Anthony. When Richard leaves the rural village where they have grown up to join the army, Anthony is taken in by Sonny, a controlling and vicious local drug dealer and his gang of lads. Anthony becomes the gang's pet and plaything. Seven years later, Richard returns to settle the score. One by one, he hunts down each member of the gang and executes them in increasingly elaborate ways as flashbacks reveal the extent to which his brother suffered at their hands. "Dead Man's Shoes" is a genre-defying film blending horror, supernatural elements, comedy, and social realism. Set in a Midlands village, it explores the underbelly of contemporary rural Britain in communities where crime is unchecked and drugs, intimidation, and power games are blandly accepted as the fabric of daily life.


Directors (1) Credit
Shane Meadows ...
Writers (3) Credit
Paddy Considine (written by) &
Paul Fraser (additional material)
Shane Meadows (written by)
Composers (1) Credit
Aphex Twin ...
Editors (3) Credit
Celia Haining ...
Chris Wyatt ...
Lucas Roche ...
Cinematographers (1) Credit
Danny Cohen director of photography
Actors (30) Credit
Andrew Shim Elvis
Arthur Meadows Mourner
Benn Dodd Mourner
Craig Considine Craig
Darren Hemmingway Super 8 footage
Emily Aston Patti
Gary Stretch Sonny
George Newton Gypsy John
Gill Meadows Mourner
Hannah Hemmingway Super 8 footage
Jenna Winter Mourner
Jo Hartley Marie
John Farrar Super 8 footage
Jordan Dodd Mourner
Lauren Dodd Mourner
Leonard Byrne Donald (Pub Regular)
Mark Herbert Super 8 footage
Matt Considine Matthew
Maurice Hemmingway Super 8 footage
Neil Bell Soz
Neil Dodd Mourner
Paddy Considine Richard
Paul Hurstfield Mark
Pauline Herbert Super 8 footage
Paul Sadot Tuff
Sandra Hemmingway Super 8 footage
Seamus O'Neill Big Al (as Seamus O'Neal)
Stuart Wolfenden Herbie
Toby Kebbell Anthony
Wayne Hemmingway Super 8 footage