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Low Winter Sun DVD, 2006

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Film Description

Exciting Edinburgh-set thriller in which two policemen, seeking revenge, find themselves caught up in a seedy world of greed, corruption and murder.

Film Information

Director - Adrian Shergold

Produced - 2006

Main Language - ENGLISH

Countries & Regions - British Film

Cast - Mark Strong

DVD Details

Certificate:	15	Publisher:	2 Entertain	Region:	2
Length:	180 mins	Cat No:	2EDVD0061
Format:	DVD Colour

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David Mc. on 26th September 2006

A gripping piece of work well worth watching.

I loved the Edinburgh backdrops but the cast and script are the real stars.

Great performances with ast... more >

Jen Birch on 18th September 2006

As there was obviously only a 40 watt bulb in the camera I had difficulty seeing any of the action so I filled in the time counting how many times the word "F......" w... more >