Blackmoor is a short film that will be featured during the Cambridge film Festival as part of the Short Fusion: Contravention strand. Shot on location on the Devon Coast and in East London, the drama stars Gwilym Lloyd (Royal Shakespeare Company), Stacha Hicks (David Brent: Life on the Road, Captain Phillips) and Matthew Jure (Grantchester, … Continue reading Blackmoor Interview
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