Who Needs Enemies 2013
In *Who Needs Enemies (2013)*, director Peter Stylianou crafts a gritty crime thriller that pits old friends against each other in a shocking descent into moral corruption.
Director: Peter Stylianou
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Frequently Asked Questions
What is Who Needs Enemies (2013) about?
The film follows ex-boxer Tom Sheridan, who learns his childhood friend Ian Levine is involved in child trafficking during a private party. After Tom discovers the horrifying truth, he uses photo evidence to blackmail Ian, sparking a violent feud that tests their bond and unleashes bloody consequences.
Who directed Who Needs Enemies?
Peter Stylianou directed *Who Needs Enemies (2013)*, bringing a sharp, no-nonsense approach to this raw crime thriller.
Who stars in Who Needs Enemies?
The film features Michael McKell as Ian Levine, Ian Pirie as Tom Sheridan, and Kris Johnson, Glen Fox, Tom Carey, and Emma Barton in supporting roles.
Is Who Needs Enemies (2013) worth watching?
*Who Needs Enemies (2013)* is a tense, morally charged crime thriller that delivers on atmosphere and intensity. While it may not have a widely known cast, its exploration of betrayal and vengeance makes it compelling for fans of gritty, character-driven crime dramas.
How long is Who Needs Enemies?
The film runs for 90 minutes.
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About Who Needs Enemies (2013) — A Gritty Crime Thriller of Betrayal and Revenge
In *Who Needs Enemies (2013)*, director Peter Stylianou crafts a gritty crime thriller that pits old friends against each other in a shocking descent into moral corruption. The story follows Tom Sheridan (Ian Pirie), a former boxer turned strip-club owner, who discovers his lifelong friend Ian Levine (Michael McKell) is hosting a secretive private event involving child trafficking—a betrayal that ignites a brutal feud. With tension simmering beneath every interaction, the film explores themes of loyalty, power, and the dark extremes of human depravity. Stylianou's direction amplifies the claustrophobic atmosphere, blending raw intensity with a slow-burning sense of dread.
As Tom fights to expose the truth, the conflict escalates into violent confrontations between the two men and their respective crews. *Who Needs Enemies (2013)* doesn't just deliver a crime thriller—it's a moral reckoning disguised as a crime drama, where every character's choices carry irreversible consequences.