The Firm is a 2009 British drama film about football hooliganism directed by Nick Love. It stars Paul Anderson, Daniel May, and Callum Mac nab and had a budget of £686,502. The film is a remake of the 1988 original and focuses on gangs that fight around soccer matches in Britain, though it did not see much international success or a wide theatrical release, instead going straight to DVD.

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2. Background of the film
 The Firm is a British drama film made in 2009, based
around football hooliganism. It was written and
directed by Nick Love. The film is a remake of the
original 1988 version.

3. Production
 Director- Nick Love.
 Producers- James Richardson
 Production company- Vertigo films.
 Stars- Paul Anderson, Daniel May, Callum Mac nab.
 Release date- September 18th 2009.
 Running time- 90 minutes
 Country of production- Britain
 Language- English
 How it was funded- Not known
 Box office- £686,502

4. Distribution
 What country was it released by- Britain
 How much did it make on the opening night- Not
available
 What distribution companies was it distributed by?-
not available
 What was the success of the film internationally?- The
film did not take off internationally, it was mainly in
England.

5. Exhibition
 What countries was it released in?- United Kingdom.
 What type of cinema was the film released? – it wasn’t
released in cinemas. However it was released on DVD.
 What marketing strategies were used to promote the
film?- It was a low budget film, so there might have
been some radio advertising.
 What was the feedback on the film?- FHM gave this
film a rating of 4 out of 5 stars as it is predominantly
attracts more male spectators .