Dolphins (2007 film)
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| Dolphins | |
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| Directed by | Mark Jay |
| Produced by | Christopher Figg Mark Jay Trudy Sargent Executive Producer Peter Hampden Andrew Loveday Mike Loveday Rob Whitehouse Line Producer Gerry Toomey |
| Written by | Mark Jay |
| Starring | Karl Davies Lauren Steventon Layke Anderson |
| Music by | Sacha Puttnam |
| Cinematography | Simon Dennis Brendan McGinty |
| Editing by | Dominic Strevens |
| Distributed by | Carnaby International |
| Release date(s) | February 8 2007 |
| Running time | 100 min |
| Language | English |
| Budget | £250,000 (estimated) |
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| IMDb profile | |
Dolphins is a music-driven, action romance film written and directed by Mark Jay and starring Karl Davies. The film follows the lives of a group of boy racers living in Brighton who stuggle to coexist with the indie scene that the town is famous for.
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[edit] Plot
A gritty, modern fairytale teen romance set in the seaside town of Brighton UK, inside the edgy and often dangerous world of the Street Racer gangs and Indie Punks the town is famous for. In the week before Christmas a strangely beautiful and emotionally super-charged love story unfolds between two kids from opposite ends of the town. A Romeo and Juliet for the too fast to live generation.
[edit] Cast
| Actor | Role |
|---|---|
| Karl Davies | Brent Black |
| Lauren Steventon | Ophelia James |
| Layke Anderson | Lawrence Ray |
| Frank Harper | Legend |
| Roots Manuva | Mr. Smile |
| Gemma Baker | Carly Moss |
| Amy Blackburn | Sophie |
| Gary Blair | Teacher |
| Ana Rosa De Eizaguirre Butler | Beatrice |
| Tim Chambers | Streetz |
| Ross Forder | Gary |
| Simon Harvey | Billy Black |
| Ekene Ikedife | Chris Taylor |
| Samantha Lyden | Stacey |
| Jason Maza | Kelvin |
| James McClaren | Craig Black |
| Calum McNab | Wayne |
| Matthew Garrity | Nige[citation needed] |
| Nicola Paige | Shelley |
| Steve Speirs | Social worker |
| Grace Trevelyan | Lucy |
[edit] Production
The film was developed in association with Screen South and is a Carnaby International / Arcade Films / Full On Film co-production. It was filmed in two productionblocks: the first between November 2005 and December 2005 and the second between 28 September 2006 and 23 October 2006. It was filmed around Marine Parade Brighton, Newhaven Beach and Waterloo Station in London and is in an HDV format. [1].
Director and writer Mark Jay first had the idea for this feature film while watching teenagers pose by their customised cars. He initially talked with the drivers before engaging in more specialist research into this hobby. [2]
During the filming of the movie Film 2006 made a behind the scenes feature. [3].
The score was composed by Sacha Putnam and Fatboy Slim’s Brighton based Skint Records supplied the tracks with additional music from Lucky Jim, The Young Offenders’ Institute, Lo Fidelity All Stars, Doll And The Kicks[citation needed], Matthew Garrity[citation needed] and Fatboy Slim himself. [4].
It received an industry screening at the Berlin Film Festival in February 2007. [5] and had been sceduleded to premiere at CineCity 2007 in Brighton, but had to be pulled from the schedule.
[edit] Reaction
It has been described by the press as having having shades of Quadrophenia and a hint of Grease. [2]
