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Original title

Complicit

Year

2013

Running time

92 min.

Country

United Kingdom

Director

Niall MacCormick

Screenwriter

Guy Hibbert

Cast

Cinematography

Jan Jonaeus

Producer

Many Rivers Film, Channel 4

Genre

Drama | Terrorism. Spy Film. TV Movie

Synopsis

In the War on Terror is torture ever justified? And what is the right moral action for an MI5 officer when even our key allies routinely torture suspects? In a compelling new single drama, Complicit, acclaimed writer Guy Hibbert (Blood and Oil, Five Minutes of Heaven, Omagh) explores the murky moral compromises that underpin the hidden intelligence war.

Guy Hibbert's contemporary feature-length drama is a penetrating and unique insight into the real daily working life of a MI5 officer, and the grubby personal betrayals, deceptions and impossible moral choices involved in every major terror plot investigation. In Complicit the main character Edward, an MI5 officer, wrestles with some of the key moral questions of our time. Can we fight Terror with torture? Or do we lose everything, and everything we stand for as a democratic nation, by allying ourselves with the torturers of a brutal foreign regime?

Awards: 2013: BAFTA Awards: Best Single Drama

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Complicit (TV)

2013

Niall MacCormick