Benjamin (2019)
Overview
Benjamin, a rising star filmmaker, is on the brink of premiering his difficult second film ’No Self' at the London Film Festival when Billie, his hard drinking publicist, introduces him to a mesmeric French musician called Noah.
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Additional Info
| Budget | $0.00 |
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| Revenue | $0.00 |
| Original Language | en |
| Popularity | 6.839 |
Directed By
Simon Amstell
Crew
James Righton
Simon Amstell
Hannah Purdy Foggin
Alexandra Breede
Dominic Dromgoole
Robin Peters
Louise Simpson
Emma Green
Matilda James
Zoe Payne
Oliver Cronk
James Trusson
Isabel Marr
Simon Amstell
David Pimm
Alexander Holt
Ian Hammond
Jorg Bobsin
Zoe Payne
Ben Baird
Liam Cotter
Jack Wensley
Stephen James Dunn
Laura Radford
Jack Fontaine
Annalisa Boyd
Zoey Olechnowicz
Chloe Edwards
Iris Abols
Chloe Edwards
Rob Entwistle
Mike Scott
Ranjana Mitra
Richard Miller
Olivia Young
James Evered
Rio Attoh-Wood
Emma Janes
Jessica Hodges
Anna Elettra Pizzi De Gaetano
Samantha Scowcroft
Mark Clarke
Nicolas Dagnall
Jim Dobson
Debbie Guscott
Anthony McHugh
Lee Clappison
Kate Leys
Bhairavi Patel
Mark Coombs
Ben Millar
Angus Young
Anne-Aurelie Pillet
Dan Swimer
TOP CAST
Colin Morgan
Benjamin
Phénix Brossard
Noah
Joel Fry
Stephen
Jessica Raine
Billie
Jack Rowan
Harry
Anna Chancellor
Tessa
Michèle Belgrand
Adrienne
James Lailey
Claude
Ellie Kendrick
Anne the Dancer
Mark Kermode
Himself
Simon Mayo
Himself
Gabe Gilmour
Bodhi
Robin Peters
Editor
Arnab Chanda
Guru
James Bloor
Alex
Jessie Cave
Martha
Joanne Howarth
Shop Keeper
Mariam Haque
Film Festival Host
Kriss Dosanjh
Monk
Mawaan Rizwan
Dhani
Alex Lowe
Compère
Laura Matassa
Journalist
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