Heart (1999) - film review
Charles McDougall
Drama / Thriller

Summary
Heart is a British thriller film first released in 1999,
directed by Charles McDougall.
The film stars Saskia Reeves, Christopher Eccleston, Kate Hardie, Rhys Ifans and Anna Chancellor.
Our overall rating for this film is: good.
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Credits
- Director: Charles McDougall
- Script: Jimmy McGovern
- Photo: Julian Court
- Music: Stephen Warbeck
- Cast: Saskia Reeves (Maria Ann McCardle), Christopher Eccleston (Gary Ellis), Kate Hardie (Tess Ellis), Rhys Ifans (Alex Madden), Anna Chancellor (Nicola Farmer), Matthew Rhys (Sean McCardle), Jack Deam (Policeman), Kate Rutter (Headmistress), Nicholas Moss (Doctor), Bill Paterson (Mr. Kreitman), Paul Warriner (Surgeon), Maxine Burth (Anaesthetist), David Williamson (Profusionist), Alan Eccleston (Alan Ellis), Alison Swann (Kathy), Roger Tilling (Television Announcer), Simon Molloy (Judge), John Graham-Davies (Diner), John McGurk (Singer in Pub), Fine Time Fontayne (First Security Man), Stephen Walters (Second Security Man), David Crellin (Patient), Lauren J. Irwin (Classroom Pupil), Lisa Millett (Nurse)
- Country: UK
- Language: English
- Runtime: 80 min
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