The Fence (2022)
Overview
The story kicks off on Hartcliffe council estate in Bristol during the early 1980s. It follows Steven Knight, a working-class boy who has his motorbike stolen the day he buys it. Teaming up with his scoundrel friends he desperately tries to track it down before it's gone for good.
Production Companies
Additional Info
| Budget | $0.00 |
|---|---|
| Revenue | $0.00 |
| Original Language | en |
| Popularity | 4.735 |
Directed By
William Stone
Crew
Frazer Meakin
Oliver Gillen Toon
Idan Itzhayek
Simon Pearce
Jess Venn
Matthew Bailey
Mark A. Thompson
Adam J. Pickford
Tim Dodd
William Stone
Guy Davies
Frazer Meakin
Sebastian Munnik
Jonny Pert
Karen Spearing
Tim Dodd
Adam J. Pickford
Harry Oliver
Henry Richmond
Fabian Roos
Mark Lambert
Jessica Kai Fowler
Austin Phillips
Marcus Albertsen
Camila Carlow
Jake Rose
Chris Danter
Athena Papworth
Ant Thornton
Erica Harding
Josie Connell
Graeme Willetts
Katie Egan
Marcus Montell
Miles Sullivan
Antek Rutczynski
Ross Wilkes-Houghton
Adam J. Pickford
Jade Harding
Graeme Willetts
Jack Eyres
Josie Connell
Joe Gidley
Kane Winstone
Dan 'DJ' Johnson
Tim Dodd
Bertil Mulvad
Andy Devine
Adam Palmer
Hanni Wellian
Nathaniel Marten
Renars Latkovskis
Panda Cooper
Daniel Broadley
Adam J. Pickford
William Stone
William Stone
Adam J. Pickford
Markus Andreas
Markus Andreas
TOP CAST
David Perkins
Steven Knight
Sally Phillips
Sharon Knight
Eugene Simon
Andrew Knight
Lee Armstrong
Ricky Picket
Alexander Lincoln
Wayne Pickett
Kitty Douglas
Liz
Jayde Adams
Miss Bourne
Paul Lavers
Martin
Gabriel Howell
Dennis
Harry Gill
Charlie Bourne
Joe Sims
Mr Arnold
Neil Berrett
Mr Knight
Marc Danbury
PC Filer
Jack Gouldbourne
Harry
Brett Griffiths
Ladder
Paul Cooper
Gibsy
Tomas Budin
Kevin Jenkins
Isobel Griffiths
Jane
Matt Harwood
Terry Roach
Kevin Patrick McGarry
Bike Mechanic
Euan Shanahan
Harris
Simon Stanhope
Paul
Paul Stone
Fishmonger
Eoin Slattery
Area Manager
Kevin Moss
Farmer
John Lomas
Butcher Manager
Tim J. Henley
Dodgy
Kye Hammond
Wheelie Kid
Deshaye Gayle
Ritchie
Marc Bessant
Policeman
Andy Lawrence
Policeman
Guy Davies
Mohawk Dude
Paul Holbrook
Ice Cream Mike
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