Anti-Social (film)
2015 film by Reg Traviss
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Anti-Social is a 2015 Hungarian-British crime film written and directed by Reg Traviss and starring Gregg Sulkin, Meghan Markle, and Josh Myers. In 2016 the film was edited and re-released. The film was inspired by a spate of smash and grab robberies that occurred between 2009 and 2023.[1]
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| Directed by | Reg Traviss |
| Screenplay by | Reg Traviss |
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| Cinematography | Bryan Loftus |
| Edited by | Edmund Swabey |
| Music by | George Kallis |
Production companies | RST Pictures JRSM Films Origo Film Group |
| Distributed by | Marco Polo Production |
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Running time | 116 minutes |
| Countries | Hungary United Kingdom |
| Language | English |
Premise
Cast
- Gregg Sulkin as Dee
- Meghan Markle as Kirsten
- Josh Myers as Marcus
- Christian Berkel as Philip
- Michael Maris as Kwame
- Andrew Shim as Jason
- James Devlin as Nicky
- Richie Campbell as Dominic
- Sophie Colquhoun as Emma
- Caroline Ford as Rochelle
- Skepta as Leon
- Aymen Hamdouchi as Junior
- Doug Allen as Chris
- María Fernández Ache as Nadine
- Giacomo Mancini as Shaun
- Sasha Frost as Tara
- Zita Téby as Kerry
- Lisa Moorish as Leila
- Ben Peel as Baxter
- Amanda Ryan as Claire
- Rob Knighton as Tim
- Tebraiz Shahzad as Karim
- Hajni Zsigar as Ursula
- Reiss Davison as Danny
- Philipp Heerwagen as Airline Steward
- Jeremy Wheeler as Customs Officer
- Boglárka Komán as Punk Girl
- Bernadett von Grega as Elegant Gallery Owner
- Violetta Kassapi as Rude Girl
- Egerszegi Anna as Jeweler's Assistant
- James Fred Harkins Jr. as Jeweler
- Ehijele Mohammed as Shaun's Friend
- Torren Simonsz as Male Model 1
- Grant Sulkin as Male Model 2
- Marianne Malleck as Fashion PR Girl
- Cory Rhys White as Vile Street Youth
- Scott Alexander Young as TV Reporter
- Hans Peterson as Flying Squad Officer
- Helen Austin as News Reporter
Reception
The film has a 25% rating on Rotten Tomatoes.[5] Cath Clarke of Time Out, Alan Jones of Radio Times and Mark Kermode and Leslie Felperin of The Guardian all gave the film two stars out of five.[6][7][8][9] Simon Crook of Empire gave the film one star out of five.[10]