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Censor

2021
1h 24min United Kingdom Feature
Not currently streaming on CaSTV

Synopsis

A screener at the British Board of Film Classification (BBFC), who has earned an unsavory reputation for being the strictest censor of violent films, begins to spiral out of control after viewing a low-budget horror with similarities to the disappearance of her sister.

Key facts

Cast Niamh Algar, Michael Smiley, Nicholas Burns, Vincent Franklin, Sophia La Porta, Adrian Schiller, Clare Holman, Andrew Havill
Original language English
First release June 11, 2021 (Portugal)
Production companies British Film Institute, Film4
Awards Méliès d'Or
Setting United Kingdom

Crew

Screenplay Anthony Fletcher, Prano Bailey-Bond
Producer Helen Sara Jones
Cinematography Annika Summerson
Editing Mark Towns
Music Emilie Levienaise-Farrouch

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Soundtracks
Vinyl LP Censor - Emilie Levienaise-Farrouch, Adam Miller (2021) 1 release, 2021: Invada
Releases & classifications
Streaming Portugal June 11, 2021
Television Portugal June 11, 2021
Theatrical United States June 11, 2021
Streaming Canada June 18, 2021
Streaming United States June 18, 2021
Theatrical Russia July 22, 2021
Theatrical Germany July 29, 2021
Theatrical United Kingdom August 20, 2021
Theatrical Ireland August 20, 2021
Theatrical Turkey October 8, 2021
Theatrical Poland October 29, 2021
Theatrical Japan September 6, 2024
Classification Germany 16
Classification United Kingdom 15
Versions & editions
Home video United States January 25, 2022
Full credits
Director Prano Bailey-Bond
Cast Niamh Algar (Enid Baines), Michael Smiley (Doug Smart), Nicholas Burns (Sanderson), Vincent Franklin (Fraser), Sophia La Porta (Alice Lee), Adrian Schiller (Frederick North), Clare Holman (June), Andrew Havill (George), Felicity Montagu (Valerie), Danny Lee Wynter (Perkins), Clare Perkins (Anne), Guillaume Delaunay (Beastman), Richard Glover (Gerald), Erin Shanagher (Debbie), Beau Gadsdon (Young Enid), Amelie Child-Villiers (Nina), Matthew Earley (Gordon), Richard Renton (Frank), Bo Bragason (Older Girl in Film), Amelia Craighill (Younger Girl in Film), Madeleine Hutchins (Panicked Woman), Robert Vernon (Tom), Lucy Mizen (Neighbour on TV), Joanne Gale (Woman in Video Nasty), Clare Noy (Waitress), Louise Hadley (Red Haired Woman), Lisa Ronaghan (Girls on Night Out), Francesca Renée Reid (Girls on Night Out), Albie Marber (Boy), Chris Dale (Alf the Projectionist), Guy Slocombe (Journalist #2), Garry Molyneux (Journalist #4), Sean Buchanan (Arguing Man), Emma Eckton (Arguing Woman), John Ward (Man Reading Newspaper on Train), Joe Walker (Young Boy with Arguing Couple), Peter Pedrero (Man in Extreme Coda), Alice Eadson (Woman in Extreme Coda), Steven O'Rourke (The Day The World Began), Sam Goodland (The Day The World Began), Charlie Langridge (Kids Outside Video Shop), Emile James (Kids Outside Video Shop), Sharon Taylor (Woman in Video Shop), Prano Bailey-Bond (Bloodied Woman in Rejected Video Nasty), Jonathan Rushby-Taylor (Journalist #3), Grant Crookes (Hands Through The Bed), Paul Cavendish (Journalist), Jean-Pascal Heynemand (Film Crew in Cabin)
Screenplay Anthony Fletcher, Prano Bailey-Bond
Producer Helen Sara Jones
Executive producer Andrew Starke, Ant Timpson, Daniel Battsek, Kim Newman, Kimberley Warner, Lauren Dark, Mary Burke, Naomi Wright, Ollie Madden
Cinematography Annika Summerson
Editing Mark Towns
Music Emilie Levienaise-Farrouch
Production design Paulina Rzeszowska
Sound Tim Harrison
Costumes Saffron Cullane
Identifiers & sources
Wikidata Q104682813
IMDb tt10329614
TMDB 663866

Additional data: TMDB.

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