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Young Adam
Sign in to save2003 film by David Mackenzie
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5.8A young drifter working on a river barge disrupts his employers' lives while hiding the fact that he knows more about a dead woman found in the river than he admits.
Released: 2003-09-2693 minDir: David MackenzieDrama, Thriller, Crime, RomanceBudget: $6.4MBox office: $2.5M
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Cast
- Ewan McGregor as Joe Taylor
- Tilda Swinton as Ella Gault
- Peter Mullan as Les Gault
- Emily Mortimer as Cathie Dimly
- Jack McElhone as Jim Gault
- Thérèse Bradley as Gwen
Themes
- dying and death
- adultery
- individual
- court case
- scotland
- glasgow, scotland
- boat
- river
- pregnancy
- author
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Wikidata facts
- Duration
- 93
- FilmAffinity ID
- 875178
- Official website
- www.sonyclassics.com/youngadam
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- publication date
- 2004-12-09
- title
- Young Adam
- capital cost
- 4000000
- review score
- 67/100
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Categories
2000s erotic drama films2003 British films2003 drama films2003 English-language films2003 erotic films2003 films2003 independent filmsBritish erotic drama filmsBritish independent filmsBritish neo-noir filmsBritish nonlinear narrative filmsEnglish-language erotic drama filmsEnglish-language independent filmsFilms about adultery in the United KingdomFilms about murderFilms based on British novelsFilms directed by David Mackenzie (director)Films produced by Jeremy ThomasFilms set in 1954Films set in GlasgowFilms set in ScotlandFilms shot in East LothianFilms shot in EdinburghScottish drama films