SCAM: A Film by Nick Swannell

After her ambitious mother’s hustle fails to secure their theatre home, exploited singer Ella joins her con-artist sister’s social media scam. But when the truth about their father’s death emerges, family loyalty only goes so far.

Award-winning local producer, director and composer Nick Swannell’s debut feature film ‘SCAM’, will be shown at the museum next Friday evening (22nd July) at 7pm.

‘Scam’ is a neo-noir crime thriller about a family of scammers. It explores interdependence and abuse via a claustrophobic mother-daughter relationship and illustrates how social media platforms provide an easily-accessible global reach for scam artists. A desire for an easy buck may challenge our morality and brutalise our sensibilities, but how malicious
must someone become to escape exploitation?

The film was written and co-produced by film producer, graphic designer and sculptor Alison Rayner. The cast includes local actors Bibi MacDougall and Abby Brenchley.

Tickets are available here: https://alnico-productions.sumup.link/

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