Movies Starring Simone Liebman
Total movies found: 3, viewing from 1 to 3
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Made in Dagenham
[ 2010, UK ] starting from $1.991968. It's a man's world. But not for long...
Genres: History, Comedy, Drama
Actors: Sally Hawkins, Andrea Riseborough, Jaime Winstone, Lorraine Stanley, Nicola Duffett, Geraldine James, Bob Hoskins, Matthew Aubrey, Daniel Mays, Roger Lloyd-Pack, Phil Cornwell, Karen Seacombe, Thomas Arnold, Sian Scott, Robbie Kay, Andrew Lincoln, Rosamund Pike, Joseph Mawle, Kenneth Cranham, Gina Bramhill, Rupert Graves, Marcus Hutton, Miranda Richardson, Joseph Kloska, Miles Jupp, Frank Baker, Philip Perry, Richard Schiff, Peter-Hugo Daly, Simon Armstrong, Matilda Cole, Romy Taylor, Angus Barnett, Birgitta Bernhard, Laurie Cannon, William Ivory, Nico Tatarowicz, Denis Gilmore, Danny Huston, Mitchell Mullen, John Sessions, Matt King, Noah Taylor, Victoria Watkins, Craig Randall, David Bond, Simon Nehan, Richard Bailey, Annika Hammerton, Tom Clear, Ronald Fernee, Gary Swan, Marysia Kay, Rich Keeble, Simone Liebman, Ben Morris, Stéphanie Montreux, Alex Moore, Jarrad Owens, Rose Romain, Connor Slaney, Jacquee Storozynski-Toll, Jeanie Gold, Bill Hickey, Mick Slaney
Directors: Nigel Cole
In 1968, the Ford auto factory in Dagenham was one of the largest single private employers in the United Kingdom. In addition to the thousands of male employees, there are also 187 underpaid women machinists who primarily assemble the car seat upholstery in poor working conditions. Dissatisfied, the women, represented by the shop steward and Rita O'Grady, work with union rep Albert Passingham for a better deal. However, Rita learns that there is a larger issue in this dispute considering that women are paid an appalling fraction of the men's wages for the same work across the board on the sole basis of their sex. Refusing to tolerate this inequality any longer, O'Grady leads a strike by her fellow machinists for equal pay for equal work. What follows would test the patience of all involved in a grinding labour and political struggle that ultimately would advance the cause of women's rights around the world. Written by Kenneth Chisholm (kchishol@rogers.com)
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StreetDance 3D
[ 2010, UK ] starting from $1.99Genres: Drama
Actors: Charlotte Rampling, Rachel McDowall, Patrick Baladi, Nichola Burley, Eleanor Bron, Richard Winsor, Frank Harper, Jeremy Sheffield, Sianad Gregory, George Sampson, Ukweli Roach, Chris Wilson, Sacha Chang, Tameka Empson, Diversity, Gino Picciano, Jensen Freeman, Stephanie Nguyen, Jocelyn Jee Esien, Jennifer Leung, Teneisha Bonner, Lex Milczarek, Mark Tristan Eccles, Kofi Aggyman, Bradley Charles, David Cunningham, Daniella Masterson, Hugo Cortes, Simone Liebman, Bacilna-Brittany Li, Brendan Conway, Delia Antal, Edward Cannell, Mark Dibble, Carrie-Louise Knight, Patrick Moorhouse
Directors: Max Giwa, Dania Pasquini
In order to win the Street Dance Championships, a dance crew is forced to work with ballet dancers from the Royal Dance School in exchange for rehearsal space.
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The Last Seven
[ 2010, UK ] starting from $1.99London Population: 7 Million. Until Today.
Genres: Thriller
Actors: Tamer Hassan, Simon Phillips, Daisy Head, Sebastian Street, Rita Ramnani, John Mawson, Danny Dyer, Ronan Vibert, Idalina Leandro, Belle Hassan, Patricia Rybarczyk, Johnny Lynch, Jim Ford, Grace Vallorani, Yoram Halberstam, Lewis James, Toby Meredith, Lucas Yashere, Jacob Rybarczyk, David Frost, Mike Linnane, Robby Haynes, Chris Grezo, Gena Dry, Samuel Victor, Chloe de Burgh, Annette Georgiou, Gary Swan, Phoenix James, Simone Liebman, Gabe Lowe, Theresa Pope, Phil Pritchard, Elisabeth Roberts, Darran Specter, Martin J. Thomas
Directors: Imran Naqvi
A feature length thriller/horror set in post-apocalyptic London starring Danny Dyer, Tamer Hassan, Simon Phillips, Ronan Vibert, Sebastian Street, Daisy Head, Rita Ramnani and John Mawson. The film tells the story of a cataclysmic event that leaves only 7 remaining people on earth and their desperate struggle to understand the events as they are hunted one by one by a demonic power. Written by Ty Power






