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Shallow Grave
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7.0When David, Juliet, and Alex find their new roommate dead with a large sum of money, they agree to hide the body and keep the cash. However, this newfound fortune gradually corrodes their friendship.
Released: 1994-12-2293 minDir: Danny BoyleCrime, ThrillerBudget: $2.5MBox office: $19.8M
Cast
- Ewan McGregor as Alex Law
- Christopher Eccleston as David Stephens
- Kerry Fox as Juliet Miller
- Ken Stott as Detective Inspector McCall
- Keith Allen as Hugo
- Colin McCredie as Cameron
Themes
- distrust
- scotland
- roommates
- overdose
- dark comedy
- edinburgh, scotland
- money
- shallow grave
- exploitation of friendship
- neo-noir
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- Duration
- 89
- FilmAffinity ID
- 632981
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- publication date
- 1997-03-20
- title
- Shallow Grave
- review score
- 67/100
- capital cost
- 1000000
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1994 black comedy films1994 British films1994 crime thriller films1994 directorial debut films1994 English-language films1994 filmsAlbum articles lacking alt text for coversBest British Film BAFTA Award winnersBritish black comedy filmsBritish crime comedy filmsBritish crime thriller filmsBritish independent filmsEnglish-language black comedy filmsEnglish-language crime thriller filmsFacebook ID not in WikidataFilm4 Productions filmsFilms directed by Danny BoyleFilms produced by Andrew MacdonaldFilms scored by Simon BoswellFilms set in EdinburghFilms set in ScotlandFilms shot in EdinburghFilms shot in ScotlandFilms with screenplays by John Hodge