Offender

2012
1h 42m

IMDb RATING

6.0/10

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Joe Cole, English Frank, and G. Frsh in Offender (2012)

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Crime Drama Thriller

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IMDb RATING

6.0/10

YOUR RATING

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Mason
(as Tyson Oba)

David Ajala

Kelvin

Heider Ali

Jacob Anderson

Patrick

Vas Blackwood

Detective Boaz

G. Frsh

Angelface
(as G-FrSH)

Mark Harris

Governor Davis

Ruth Gemmell

Officer Cassie

Aymen Hamdouchi

Kamal
(as Aymen Hamadouchi)

Daniel Green

Lucky
(as Dan Jay-Green)

Daniel Kendrick

Sicko

Malachi Kirby

Harry

Tayo Jarrett

Essay
(as Scorcher)

Alan McKenna

Officer Al

Director
- Ron Scalpello
Writer
- Paul Van Carter
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Trivia
Joe Cole and Brian Vernel played brothers in Gangs of London (2020).

Quotes
Jackie Nash: Come on, girls! Hands off cocks! Into your socks!

Connections
References The X Factor UK (2004)

Soundtracks
Hooded Claw
Written by Jakes (as J. Jacob)
Performed by Jakes

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Featured review

9/10

very solid action film

i too was suspicious of the low scores this film is getting (too many haters out there who don't like the genre?). Anyway it was packed when i saw at cineworld on Saturday night and got a good reception from a mostly young crowd. The lead actors are very good, some of them fresh talent. Joe Cole from TV's Skins is a revelation. The film goes at a fast pace and has some great fight scenes. Not really a remake of Scum but more a contemporary Brit thriller. You should like it if you have a taste for films like Taken and the Bourne trilogy. Lifted above the hoodie genre tag by the eclectic score of new music and classic soul tunes. Offender deserves to be a hit as its something a bit different from recent British films like Adulthood, Ill Manors etc.