Penda's Fen

Penda's Fen

TV Movie • Drama • Fantasy • Horror

76%

Penda's Fen

Penda's Fen

~ I'm Nothing Pure ~

Overview:

Through a series of real and imagined encounters with angels, demons, and England's pagan past, a pastor's son begins to question his religion and politics, and comes to terms with his sexuality.

Director:

Alan Clarke

Status:

Released

Language:

English

Buget:

$0.00

Revenue:

$0.00

Key words:

gay theme

Cast

Spencer Banks

Spencer Banks

~ as ~

Stephen Franklin

John Atkinson

~ as ~

Reverend J. Franklin

Georgine Anderson

~ as ~

Mrs. Franklin

Ron Smerczak

Ron Smerczak

~ as ~

Joel

Ian Hogg

Ian Hogg

~ as ~

Arne

Jennie Heslewood

~ as ~

Mrs. Arne

Graham Leaman

~ as ~

Sir Edward Elgar

Christopher Douglas

~ as ~

Honeybone

John Richmond

~ as ~

Headmaster

Ivor Roberts

Ivor Roberts

~ as ~

Cooke

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Reviews (1)

Wiccaburr
Written 4 year(s) ago
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This tv movie/play definitely hit on topics among religion and politics with a sprinkling of "becoming a man" mixed in there. Definitely sets the date of this movie quite a bit but some of the talk of religion is still out there.

Then we get to King Penda, he is a creepy little thing. I love it. Just giving you that night terror realness in that one scene.

This can be a bit of a slow pace in this very British horror (psychological horror maybe?) which many might not find entertaining or interesting. I dig the tone and camera work in this film.