Red Joan (2018)

United Kingdom, 101 min
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  • Release dates
  • Soundtrack listing
  • Awards
  • Related films
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  • Holdings Film
  • Holdings Posters
  • Holdings Archive materials
  • Holdings Scripts
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Basic facts

Original title Red Joan
Film type Feature
Category Fiction
Average rating 2,25 / 5
Director
Screenplay
Original work
Production country
  • United Kingdom
Classification Allowed from age 11
Dialogue
  • English
Swedish release 2019-05-03

Cast

Judi Dench
Joan Stanley

Sophie Cookson
Joan som ung

Stephen Campbell Moore
Max Davis

Tom Hughes
Leo Galich

Tereza Srbova
Sonya Galich

Ben Miles
Nick

Titles

Original title
  • Red Joan
Swedish release title
  • Red Joan

Crew

Director
Screenplay

Cast

Judi Dench Joan Stanley
Sophie Cookson Joan som ung
Stephen Campbell Moore Max Davis
Tom Hughes Leo Galich
Tereza Srbova Sonya Galich
Ben Miles Nick

Companies

Distributor in Sweden (DCP) Scanbox Sweden AB 2019

Swedish censorship / rating

Certificate number 206302
Date 2019-04-17
Classification Allowed from age 11
Grounds for decision Framställningen innehåller inslag av en journalfilm med atombombssprängningar, förödelse och döda människor, samt en scen där en kvinna hittar sin älskare död, hängande från en snara, vilket kan medföra stark rädsla och oro. Framställningen bedöms kunna vara till skada för välbefinnandet för barn under 11 år.


Technical specifications

Aspect ratio 2.35:1
Sound type Sound
Colour type Colour
Carrier type DCP
Length in minutes 101 min
Dialogue
  • English
Textad
  • Swedish


Original work

Original title Red Joan (Novel)
Author Jennie Rooney


Release dates

First showing 2019-04-19 United Kingdom
Release in Sweden 2019-05-03 Sweden

Holdings Posters

Size About 70 x 100 cm
Quantity 2
Poster title Red Joan


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