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Night Dragon

2010, English. Directed by Tim Biddiscombe.

Love hurts. A lot.

Young lawyer Millie has fallen madly in love with the mysterious Liz, but romance turns to betrayal when Millie, about to prosecute a vicious thug, discovers that the love of her life works for him. To make matters worse, two killers – the dangerously methodical but bookwormish Beckett and the seriously deranged Hansen — appear on the scene to forcibly extract information from Millie. Who she should trust and who is bent on murder are the overriding questions as loyalties are tested, guns are drawn and knives are flashed.

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Runtime
1h 20m
Post-credits
None listed
Language
English
Rated
NR

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Released
18 May 2010
Country
United Kingdom
Written by
Tim Biddiscombe, Drew Cullingham

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Night Dragon runs 80 minutes (1h 20m).

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If you liked Night Dragon, try Each Dawn I Die, Islands, Time Without Pity.

Who directed Night Dragon?

Night Dragon (2010) was directed by Tim Biddiscombe and stars Imogen Church, Annette Kellow, Alan Ford.

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