Adicionar um enredo no seu idiomaIn 1974 northern England, amid crime and social decay, a man fights to preserve his community's dignity. As power cuts and strikes paralyze the nation, Detective Sergeant Barry Harrigan near... Ler tudoIn 1974 northern England, amid crime and social decay, a man fights to preserve his community's dignity. As power cuts and strikes paralyze the nation, Detective Sergeant Barry Harrigan nears retirement.In 1974 northern England, amid crime and social decay, a man fights to preserve his community's dignity. As power cuts and strikes paralyze the nation, Detective Sergeant Barry Harrigan nears retirement.
Mike Elliot
- Alan Trimble
- (as Mike Elliott)
Sammy T. Dobson
- Betsy Cole
- (as Sammy T Dobson)
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I don't know who Jessica Lear is, but either she was watching a different film or she has a personal grudge against someone in the crew. A gritty, believable story, well shot, well researched locations, with characters you can really feel for and understand. The authentic 70s feel of the film, right down to the cinematography, is perfect. The dark, brooding undercurrent of the film encapsulates well the desperate and depressing mood the UK, and particularly the north, was suffering in the mid-seventies, without masking the human story behind the main characters. The touches of humour, just took the hard edge off the violence, and strong visual and audible content, to make this a thoroughly enjoyable film, well worth going to see. The storyline and the characters have enough mileage left in them for a sequel or TV series to follow. Good luck to all involved, it is heartening to see a good British film without the mockney mafia involved.
This really is a very worthwhile movie, good story line and quite believable.
I don't understand earlier comments about the budget for this film and how it was spent, I have seen some real shockers for the same budget (Last Passenger for one, now that was a painful movie to watch with not an original concept anywhere).
The characters are quickly developed and have reasonable depth.
The script was nicely put together and not over-done.
Dark and dreary was well portrayed as were the emotions of the situation.
I would recommend this movie, an interesting watch.
I don't understand earlier comments about the budget for this film and how it was spent, I have seen some real shockers for the same budget (Last Passenger for one, now that was a painful movie to watch with not an original concept anywhere).
The characters are quickly developed and have reasonable depth.
The script was nicely put together and not over-done.
Dark and dreary was well portrayed as were the emotions of the situation.
I would recommend this movie, an interesting watch.
The film Harrigan is set in the difficult times of the early 1970's, and in the midst of a struggling economy and the industrial decline that hit the North East with devastating effects.
The dark, intense, gritty and violent scenes within the film are representative of the pressures and issues - providing a dramatic yet truthful account of criminal activity and general unrest in the region during this time.
Written by an ex policeman, Harrigan addresses stories based on real crimes and real situations. The credibility of the script is further supported by the work of the actors, especially lead actor Stephen Tompkinson.
The film certainly doesn't disappoint,it has a good pace, is gripping and creates fantastic characters for you to like - or loathe.
The creators have done a fantastic job considering it was done on a low budget (which you would never expect). Fantastic direction, a film I would recommend and regard as a classic.
The dark, intense, gritty and violent scenes within the film are representative of the pressures and issues - providing a dramatic yet truthful account of criminal activity and general unrest in the region during this time.
Written by an ex policeman, Harrigan addresses stories based on real crimes and real situations. The credibility of the script is further supported by the work of the actors, especially lead actor Stephen Tompkinson.
The film certainly doesn't disappoint,it has a good pace, is gripping and creates fantastic characters for you to like - or loathe.
The creators have done a fantastic job considering it was done on a low budget (which you would never expect). Fantastic direction, a film I would recommend and regard as a classic.
I have seen some of the negative reviews and I can't believe they watched the same film.
It absolutely caught the atmosphere of 1974 with a gritty style and humour.
Stephen Tomlinson was well cast as the police detective. His scenes were totally believable and sometimes poignantly touching It is set on a run down housing estate with a real eye for detail from the times.
Gangs fighting for their turf back by the corrupt local working class establishment.
It's set in the north of England in a very bleak time and Harrigan has arrived back from Hong Kong where he has been on a two year secondment.
Highly recommended.
It absolutely caught the atmosphere of 1974 with a gritty style and humour.
Stephen Tomlinson was well cast as the police detective. His scenes were totally believable and sometimes poignantly touching It is set on a run down housing estate with a real eye for detail from the times.
Gangs fighting for their turf back by the corrupt local working class establishment.
It's set in the north of England in a very bleak time and Harrigan has arrived back from Hong Kong where he has been on a two year secondment.
Highly recommended.
I was impressed with Tompkinson in the lead role and think he carried the film almost single- handedly, although I would also give a special mention to the Acting Chief of police character. It was a shame he didn't have more scenes because he and Tompkinson worked well together.I found the script overly clichéd. Also, it felt like it was missing half an hour's worth of introduction -the allusions of histories between the characters was far too esoteric, to the point that I hardly cared and just had to accept that 'something happened'. Not that it's necessarily a bad thing, but the production had more of the feel of a play rather than a film. If I were to dwell on the nine-foot man's second appearance (those of you who have seen it will know what I'm referring to) then I'd probably knock off another star.
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Words and music by Alan Osmond (as Alan Ralph Osmond), Wayne Osmond and Merrill Osmond (as Merrill Davis Osmond)
© Mike Curb Music (BMI)
Performed by The Osmonds
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- Data de lançamento
- País de origem
- Centrais de atendimento oficiais
- Idioma
- Também conhecido como
- Харриган
- Locações de filme
- Empresa de produção
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- Orçamento
- £ 1.300.900 (estimativa)
- Tempo de duração1 hora 37 minutos
- Cor
- Mixagem de som
- Proporção
- 2.35 : 1
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