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Innocence has nowhere to hide
Innocence has nowhere to hide
Crime, Drama, Thriller - 2006
London to Brighton
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After a violent confrontation leaves a wealthy man bleeding to death, two distressed women seek refuge in a rundown London bathroom, setting off a desperate hunt as both the victim's seeking son and a ruthless pimp race to track them down.
Director:
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Paul Andrew Williams
Cast:
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Johnny Harris
,
Alexander Morton
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Claudie Blakley
,
Sam Spruell
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Georgia Groome
,
Lorraine Stanley
,
Jamie Kenna
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Chloe Bale
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Nathan Constance
,
David Keeling

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Runtime:
85 min
Release date:
1 Dec 2006
Country:
GB
Languages:
English
Budget:
$0
Revenue:
$449,681
Awards:
Nominated for 1 BAFTA Award6 wins & 6 nominations total

Top Critics Reviews

fresh:
Its tautness is satisfying. Not one line of dialogue is superfluous, not one take is a second too long.
– Philip Marchand,
Toronto Star,
18 Apr 2008
fresh:
From the near-hysteria of this compelling opening sequence, Paul Andrew Williams's taut, tough and thoroughly satisfying drama grips the viewer and never lets go until its brutal, surprising conclusion.
– Jennie Punter,
Globe and Mail,
18 Apr 2008
rotten:
A gritty British gangster film that leaves a bitter aftertaste, Paul Andrew Williams' London to Brighton is as technically assured as it is ultimately superfluous.
– Frank Scheck,
Hollywood Reporter,
20 Feb 2008
fresh:
The film is a calling card for its sure-handed rookie director, Paul Andrew Williams, who expertly turns up the suspense knob while establishing a thick sense of doom amid grimy settings.
– Kyle Smith,
New York Post,
8 Feb 2008
fresh:
Very good but very grim, Paul Andrew Williams' punishing debut doesn't pull many punches -- although the characters certainly field their share of body blows.
– Elizabeth Weitzman,
New York Daily News,
8 Feb 2008
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