2. Synopsis
Joseph, a man plagued by violence and a rage that is driving him to self-destruction,
earns a chance of redemption that appears in the form of Hannah, a Christian charity shop worker.
IMDB rating of 7.6
Movie Stills from IMDB
3. Marketing Techniques
Official Trailer: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=nvyqXFmV-LI
Studio Cannal brought out a trailer that's out on YouTube.
You would see this on YouTube and on pop-ups on different websites.
I don't think it would be popular to get onto TV but it might.
This is a good way of getting people to notice your movie because virtually everyone's
on the internet these days and this would be seen by anyone at any time of the day,
anywhere around the world.
4. Marketing Technique
The movie has a few movie posters that you would
find on the internet, in UK newspapers and in UK
bus stops/double decker buses.
This is a good way of getting the movie across
because you know you'll be able to get possibly
everyone's attention with it as it's going to be
practically everywhere.
They've also added the awards it's been given and
quotes from what different newspapers and media
platforms have had to say about it. This is a good
way to get people to watch the movie because it
gives you a positive second opinion and people
are more inclined to go watch it if it has a high
stared rating and well known newspapers like
The Daily Mail have had something positive to say
about it.
5. Production
Written by: Paddy Considine
Directed by: Paddy Considine
Gross
$22,088 (USA) (11 March 2012)
$21,062 (USA) (4 March 2012)
$19,998 (USA) (12 February 2012)
$19,483 (USA) (5 February 2012)
$18,525 (USA) (22 January 2012)
$17,219 (USA) (8 January 2012)
$15,085 (USA) (11 December 2011)
$13,454 (USA) (4 December 2011)
$7,635 (USA) (20 November 2011)
£243,252 (UK) (1 January 2012)
Budget: £750,000
Main Cast/Crew
Joesph: Peter Mullan (Also in Trainspotting)
Hannah: Olivia Colman (Also in Hot Fuzz)
Film Editing by: Pia Di Ciaula
7. (Exhibition) Cinema Screenings
Aberdeen - Belmont
Belfast - Queen's Film Theatre
Birmingham - The Electric
Boldon - Cineworld
Bristol - Watershed
Brighton - Duke of Yorks
Cambridge - Arts Picturehouses
Cardiff - Cineworld
Derby - Quad
Didsbury - Cineworld
Dublin - Irish Film Institute
Edinburgh - Cameo
Edinburgh - Cineworld
Exeter - Picture House
Falkirk - Cineworld
Glasgow - Cineworld (Renfrew St)
Glasgow - Film Theatre
Glasgow - Grosvenor
London - Cineworld (Wandsworth)
London - Curzon Soho
London - HMV Curzon (Wimbledon)
London - Odeon (Covent Garden)
London - Rich Mix (Bethnal Green)
London - Rio (Dalston)
London - Ritzy (Brixton)
London - Stratford East Picture House
London - Tricycle (Kilburn)
London - Vue (Westfield)
Leeds - Hyde Park Picture House
Leicester - Phoenix Arts Film Theatre
Liverpool - FACT Picturehouse
Manchester - Cornerhouse
Milton Keynes - Cineworld
Newcastle - Tyneside
Norwich - Cinema City
Nottingham - Broadway
Sheffield - Showroom
Southampton - Harbour Lights
Stevenage - Cineworld
York - City Screen
The movie was screened in many different cinemas, independent and multiplex.
Having it on in a multiplex was good because majority of people goto multiplexes like
Cineworld so that meant more people would know about the film, build an interest, see the
film, make more money.
You are also able to buy the DVD off the internet (Amazon) for £6.25
