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A Gun For George Matthew Holness
Written and Directed by
Matthew Holness
Produced by
Peter Carlton .... producer
Rachel Dargavel .... line producer
Ally Gipps .... producer
Rebecca Mark-Lawson .... executive producer
Jo McClellan .... executive producer
Original Music by
Matthew Holness
Cinematography by
David Rom (director of photography)
Film Editing by
Nick Fenton
Production Design by
Alison Butler
Art Direction by
Kerry Bradley
Costume Design by
Emma Rees
Makeup Department
My Alehammar .... hair and makeup designer
Natalie Wickens .... hair and makeup assistant
Production Management
Kerinne Jenkins .... production manager
Second Unit Director or Assistant Director
Christiaan Faberij de Jonge .... first assistant director
Jan Zalar .... s...
Matthew Holness
Produced by
Peter Carlton .... producer
Rachel Dargavel .... line producer
Ally Gipps .... producer
Rebecca Mark-Lawson .... executive producer
Jo McClellan .... executive producer
Original Music by
Matthew Holness
Cinematography by
David Rom (director of photography)
Film Editing by
Nick Fenton
Production Design by
Alison Butler
Art Direction by
Kerry Bradley
Costume Design by
Emma Rees
Makeup Department
My Alehammar .... hair and makeup designer
Natalie Wickens .... hair and makeup assistant
Production Management
Kerinne Jenkins .... production manager
Second Unit Director or Assistant Director
Christiaan Faberij de Jonge .... first assistant director
Jan Zalar .... s...
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If anyone sees this comment any chance you know the song playing at 6:06
Something about this speaks to me in a viceral way I'm not used to. The thumbtacks on the typewriter is such an amazing visual representation for the pain he feels he deserves for failing his brother. He's doing it all for his brother, whom he feels he failed. He cries and bleeds for him. No one else in his life gets it and they never will
What about our rights??? What about your wrongs....??!! Genius
Holness is so much more funny and talented than Gervais, even though i like Gervais..... He deserves all accolades and fame
A true gent of the craft of book signing.Georgina.
I would definitely read a book where the cover says "They wanted mercy, he didn't." Come to think about it, I need a movie that says that too.
Good gravy this was awesome! Think of all the weird low key epic things Holness is going to make before he's done. Can't wait to see that new horror he's written.
Really hope we get to see the feature length The Reprisalizer some day.
My daddy owned a Green Austin Allegro with the Black Vinyl Roof 42 years ago which he borrowed off Mr & Mrs Bailey Years ago good Car my Daddy had for 2 Years
The filming locations were fantastic.
Holiness is absolutely brilliant.
so good
The cinemotography is really good in this
Dirty Barry!!
Writers who use subtext are cowards 😂
He is playing in life's too short, no ?
Yes but he's also punishing himself, the thumbtacks on the keyboard are like a form of self-abuse for failing his brother. He writes for George, and he bleeds for him because that's all he feels he can do and all he deserves.
Original music composed by Matthew Holness… This man is a bloody genius.
I laughed.And cried.And shit myself.
For when you feel like watching Get Carter, but are strapped for time.
@@hastingscutoff1304 Ah, thank you! I wasn't sure anybody would understand.
"What about our Rights?!" ... "What about your WRONGS !" *click*
SUBLIME
Can’t believe how relative unknown Holness is. He’s clearly a great talent.
I would watch every episode of this, and its inevitable Netflix reboot
1:39 3:59 7:20 9:00
The guy was right... Only girls name their cars.
We've all met this person, sometimes you sit opposite them at work for years. Someone who's slightly unhinged and convinced they're a badass, but is really just kind of pathetic and lonely. A wonderful short film.
profile of somebody who inevitably ends up doing something stupid. by the end of this short film he's got nothing and nobody left in his life, but he does have a gun. the moment of merging of his life with the film-grainy fantasy world in the apartment is telling
I sent a link of this RUclips video over to a friend for that very reason. He did indeed work with somebody a bit like this, who I met myself on a few occasions - an aspiring writer and stand-up comedian whose style was so badly stuck two decades in the past that he was never going to get anywhere. He wrote lots of scripts for Michael Caine-esque gangster films which never got far off anyone's slush-pile, and used to rant and rave while drunk about his lack of success and how everything and everyone in the world had gone to shit and was working against him. I understand he's married with a kid now which is a relief, because he was definitely at something of a crossroads when I knew him. I'm not saying he was about to gain possession of a gun and do anything daft, more that I could have imagined him becoming an alcoholic or having a long stay on a mental health ward.
6:40 someone please make a gif
I want to see so much more of this :(
Genius
Anyone know what the background music track is at 7:16?
Love this!!!!
What about our rights? What about your wrongs *bang*
We're these cars not know for being reliable? Or "junk"
They are absolutely fine, especially this one being a 1300 a series. Near enough bullet proof. It's all scare mongering. Yeah the design was a bit ugly but it was a decent car underneath
Meh . . .
BRILLIANT! This would make a great feature film
I can't help but to think if this character would've gone to America his work would've been much more appreciated.
Wow
Can I buy this anywhere? This and The Reprisalizer?
They shot the glass breaking scene before any others with the car. Why?
About half way through you just gotta stop and realize how well made this is.
All of the positive comments about this film(that I haven't watched yet) and Matt's work have warmed the blackened cockles of my heart. Genuinely looking forward to watching it tomorrow.
This is an amazing piece of work. I wish it could have made into a series - but then perhaps it's too good for that. Three things I tend to re-watch once every year or two - Mike Leigh's Naked, The Good, The Bad and The Ugly, and A Gun for George. I wonder what it means!
See. Here I am again :)
It's times like this when i wish i was smart enough to better articulate myself. This is just great. Can't tell you why for the life of me. They've captured something and you can tell it took alot of effort to do it (or very little, which would amaze me even more). Somone smarter than me please tell me why this is so great!
This is genius.
Would watch the Reprisalizer, unironically. Also will watch anything Matthew Holness.
You and he were. ..... buddies, weren't you.
Who’s here after seeing him at RHLSTP Norwich?
The welding on the front valance was atrocious! As for the rest, the work of a genius.
This was so good it made me wanna cry
This is basically how I play my Disco Elysium character.