A Room for Romeo Brass

Synopsis

Shane Meadows' second feature film, A Room for Romeo Brass, is a funny, frightening and ultimately tender story of two twelve-year-old boys who each undergo an extraordinary test of character and friendship when an eccentric and dangerous stranger comes between them. Meadows, winner of the Best First Feature Award at the 1997 Venice International Film Festival for his directorial debut TwentyFourSeven, and co-screenwriter Paul Fraser drew upon their own childhood experiences to forge this high-spirited and contemporary coming-of-age story.

Details

Year

2000

Type of film

Features

Running Time

97 mins

Format

35mm Kodak

Director

Shane Meadows

Producer

Andreas Hamori, David M Thompson

Executive Producer

Andreas Hamori, David M Thompson

Editor

Paul Tothill

Screenwriter

Shane Meadows, Paul Fraser

Director of Photography

Ashley Rowe, BSC

Sound

Colin Nicholson

Principal Cast

Bob Hoskins, Andrew Shim, Ben Marshall, Vicky McClure, Paddy Considine, Frank Harper, James Higgins

Genre

Production status

Complete

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Last updated 26th November 2005