DRAMAA story told through the eyes of Bill Coward, a young boy living with his father and grandfather. The beast doubles as a real animal-attacking moorland animal and also as a symbol of unemployment stalking the boy's family and town.
DRAMAA story told through the eyes of Bill Coward, a young boy living with his father and grandfather. The beast doubles as a real animal-attacking moorland animal and also as a symbol of unemployment stalking the boy's family and town.
DRAMAA story told through the eyes of Bill Coward, a young boy living with his father and grandfather. The beast doubles as a real animal-attacking moorland animal and also as a symbol of unemployment stalking the boy's family and town.
A story told through the eyes of Bill Coward, a young boy living with his father and grandfather. The beast doubles as a real animal-attacking moorland animal and also as a symbol of unemployment stalking the boy’s family and town.
Director Franco Rosso
Writer
Cast Lynton Dearden, Paul Simpson, Tony Melody
Producers Janni Howker
Production Credits British Screen Productions, Film Four International, Rosso Productions
| Festival | Section | Year | Location |
|---|---|---|---|
| Berlinale Film Festival | |||
| London Film Festival | |||
| Mill Valley Film Festival | |||
| San Sebastian Film Festival |