Night Dragon 2010
"Love hurts. A lot."
In *Night Dragon (2010)*, director Tim Biddiscombe crafts a tense crime thriller where passion and danger collide in unexpected ways.
Director: Tim Biddiscombe
Cast
Frequently Asked Questions
What is Night Dragon (2010) about?
*Night Dragon* follows a young lawyer, Millie, whose romance with a mysterious woman takes a horrifying turn when she discovers her lover works for a criminal she was set to prosecute. As Millie's world collapses, she becomes entangled with two ruthless killers determined to extract the truth—by any means necessary.
Who directed Night Dragon?
The film was directed by Tim Biddiscombe, a filmmaker known for crafting gritty, high-stakes narratives.
Who stars in Night Dragon?
The cast includes Imogen Church, Annette Kellow, Alan Ford, Scott North, and Russell Jones in key roles.
Is Night Dragon (2010) worth watching?
While it's an underrated gem, *Night Dragon* delivers a tight, suspenseful experience for fans of crime thrillers. Its short runtime and intense performances make it a compelling watch for those who enjoy morally complex stories with a dark edge.
How long is Night Dragon?
The film runs for 80 minutes.
About Night Dragon (2010) — A Thrilling Crime Drama Where Love Turns Deadly
In *Night Dragon (2010)*, director Tim Biddiscombe crafts a tense crime thriller where passion and danger collide in unexpected ways. Young lawyer Millie's life spirals into chaos when her newfound love for enigmatic Liz unravels into a web of deceit—the revelation that Liz works for a ruthless criminal she was about to prosecute forces Millie into a desperate fight for survival. Trapped between loyalty and survival, she becomes the target of two chilling hitmen: Beckett, a methodical and cerebral killer, and Hansen, a volatile force of unpredictability. As bullets and betrayals fly, Millie must untangle who to trust before the night claims another victim.
Set against neon-lit alleys and shadowy corridors, *Night Dragon* blends suspense with raw emotional stakes, exploring themes of love's darkest consequences and the blurred line between justice and vengeance. With a runtime just over an hour, Biddiscombe keeps the pacing tight, ensuring every twist lands with impact. The film's moody atmosphere lingers long after the credits roll, leaving audiences questioning whether love or survival is the real villain.