Showing posts with label television award. Show all posts
Showing posts with label television award. Show all posts

Tuesday, 13 January 2015

Complicit

Available to pre-order from www.amazon.co.uk


A compelling feature-length drama starring David Oyelowo and Arsher Ali that explores the murky moral compromise that underpins the hidden intelligence wars through an MI5 agent. As seen on Channel 4. Also BAFTA WINNER of Best Single Drama 2014

In fighting the War on Terror, is torture ever
justified? This tense and compelling single drama explores the murky moral compromises that underpin the hidden intelligence war, as an MI5 agent takes desperate measures to protect the country he loves.

British intelligence officer Edward (David Oyelowo – Lincoln, Rise of the Planet of the Apes, The Help) has been monitoring a terrorist suspect in the UK for three years and has become certain that he is plotting a major terrorist attack on home soil. But when UK citizen Waleed (Arsher Ali – Four Lions, Beaver Falls) is tracked down in Cairo, he claims to have been the victim of torture at the hands of the local police, and their interrogation has to come to a halt while these allegations are investigated.

Edward then travels to Cairo to interview Waleed, confident that he has enough evidence to tie him to the plot. But Waleed knows his rights and, reiterating his claims of torture, denies all accusations. Convinced a terrorist atrocity is imminent and determined to protect his country, Edward must now wrestle with his own conscience and moral code as he tears up the rule book and makes an irrevocable decision. 

From acclaimed writer Guy Hibbert (Blood and Oil, Five Minutes of Heaven, Omagh) and based on extensive research into Britain’s real life spies, Complicit is a stunning, fast-paced thriller that delivers a penetrating insight into the dangerous world of counter-terrorism. Complicit goes right to the heart of the key moral question of our time – how far should we go to get to the truth?

Monday, 13 May 2013

Olivia Colman Wins Two Bafta Television Awards

Olivia Colman unexpected win of two BAFTA Television Awards

Olivia Colman continued her year of exceptional success as she unpredictably took home two BAFTA television awards for best female in a comedy and best supporting actress for her roles in Twenty Twelve and Accused. On the collection of best female in a comedy, Twenty Twelve co-star Hugh Bonneville described Olivia as the ‘Dame Judi Dench of our generation’. This is the latest in a string of compliments this year, as she was addressed just last week as ‘irritatingly perfect’ by colleague David Tennant.

The actress has gone from strength to strength since her breakthrough role in the film ‘Tyrannosaur’ and the hit series ‘Broadchurch’. In a continuation of her success in ‘Broadchurch’, ‘Twenty Twelve’ and ‘Accused’, Olivia Colman starred in the 2012 Channel 4 drama ‘Run’, said to be shown around summer time this year.