Sweet Dreams ()
Overview
In the forgotten English seaside town of Claypole, a series of serendipitous and unfortunate coincidences conspire to bring the lives and overreaching ambitions of a few misguided dreamers and petty criminals to a nasty end.
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Additional Info
| Budget | $0.00 |
|---|---|
| Revenue | $0.00 |
| Original Language | en |
| Popularity | 0.886 |
Directed By
Carl Tibbetts
Crew
Eben Bolter
Selina Macarthur
Gail Stevens
Rebecca Farhall
Nick Angel
Jamie Harvey
Patrick Tolan
Matthew James Wilkinson
Carl Tibbetts
Carl Tibbetts
TOP CAST
Gemma Arterton
Elaine Reynolds
Aimee Lou Wood
Dorothy
Niamh Algar
Jess
Nick Frost
Frasier
Paapa Essiedu
Billy
Billy Howle
Herman
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