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He Died With His Eyes Open by Derek Raymond
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Burn Gorman plays a detective investigating a brutal murder in 1980s London. He has little to go on except for the cassette diaries left by the victim, played by Toby Jones. Fragments of his life, recorded at different times, punch through into the present, and supply the detective with elusive clues to the true nature of the man's fate.
Credits:
The Detective - Burn Gorman
Staniland - Toby Jones
Barbara - Tanya Franks
Bowman - Ben Crowe
Grampian - Michael Bertenshaw
Betty - Christine Absalom
Landlord - Sean Murray
Pathologist - Ed Thorpe
Scar - Will Howard
Director - Sasha Yevtushenko
Sound design - Caleb Knightley
Adaptor - Nick Perry
Author - Derek Raymond
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Burn Gorman plays a detective investigating a brutal murder in 1980s London. Through a series of encounters with the people who knew him alive, and through the cassette tapes he left behind, the detective builds up a picture of Staniland, the 51-year-old victim whose case he is investigating because nobody else wants to. It leaves him so consumed by empathy that he is led down the same destructive path as the victim.
Credits:
The Detective - Burn Gorman
Staniland - Toby Jones
Barbara - Tanya Franks
Bowman - Ben Crowe
Fenton - Jamie Foreman
Margo - Priyanga Burford
Eric - Will Howard
Bouncer - Sean Murray
Dave - Michael Bertenshaw
Director - Sasha Yevtushenko
Sound design - Caleb Knightley
Adaptor - Nick Perry
Author - Derek Raymond
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He Died With His Eyes Open by Derek Raymond
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