Sugar Sugar (UK)

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It`s Her Time Now...
Certificate: 15
Running Time: 90 mins
Retail Price: £19.99
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Synopsis:
Sugar (Sarah Manners) is a girl on the run from her past, her family and an obsessed stranger who is intent on tracking her down.
A chance meeting with an old time London gangster gives Sugar the chance to work as a stripper in London`s seedy West End.

As her obsessive hunter closes in, Sugar joins forces with the underworld for protection and in an outburst of rage fuelled violence, they go head to head with the new breed of gangster that is ruling the city.

Special Features:
Interactive Menus
Scene Access
Trailer
Directors Commentary
Photo Gallery

Video Tracks:
Widescreen Anamorphic 1.78:1

Audio Tracks:
Dolby Digital Stereo 2.0 English

Directed By:
Bradley Souber

Written By:

Starring:
Vivien Keene
Tom Hillier
Justine Glenton
Eamon Geoghegan
Ben Fellows
Toby Canning

Soundtrack By:
Mark Easton

Director of Photography:
Lincoln Ascott

Editor:
Bradley Souber
Marcus Daley

Production Designer:
Teresa Weston

Producer:
Bradley Souber
Sarah Davies

Distributor:
Third Millennium


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9 / 10
I have finally got to see this DVD after it appeared yesterday in my local Blockbuster for rental. The main reason for my interest is that it stars Sarah Manners who I first saw in the late-night Hollyoaks show on Channel 4. Since then she has been voted one of the sexiest women in the world by FHM magazine. I agree, and in this film we get to see her dancing as a stripper and looking fantastic firing guns during a fun shoot-out. She plays a disturbed runaway and is very convincing. She is an actress to watch out for.

Enough about SM - what about the film? Well I have to admit I really enjoyed it - normally I dont enjoy british thrillers but this was very different and original with some really creepy characters.

The DVD is excellent with a thoughtful directors commentary which describes the pros and cons of making a British action/thriller and there is a hidden extra I found of the casting sessions of the main actors - again featuring Sarah Manners plus some great stills set to music. Nice animated menus and of course lots of Sarah Manners. Visually the film is very strong with a unique feel to the photography.

Finally just to say the film features that famous “Sugar Sugar” song which is very catchy – I’ve been singing it all day!!

Overall a great disc of a stand-out British film.
posted by Ford on 12/2/2002 13:21