The 9th
Directed by Nathan CodringtonAn exquisite jazz pianist plays out a story of surreal intrigue and horrific brutality in this neo noir whodunit. A lawyer and his wife stiff through painful conversations, at a residents only champagne party; with a dark and bewildering author, a flirtatious fiancé, a Machiavellian psychiatrist, an artist with a blank canvas, and a neglected son and his group of youthful friends who seem as out of place as the furnishings. The party, hosted by the lottery winning owner of the penthouse location, is plagued with unconventional happenings, which hang in the atmosphere around the guise of a sinister master of ceremonies. Adding to the cocktail of mystery is the fleeting frequents of an ageing footballer's wife and a gangland heavy. The circumstance of everyone's attendance is hiding something disturbing. Away from the partying culprits an old piano in a secret room on the 9th floor hides away a pained man who is subjected to horrendous torture. Who is this man and what is the motive? A story of revenge, guilt, hopeless redemption, and acceptance rises up from underneath the jazzy small talk to root out both the tortured and torturer's identity.
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The 9th was released on April 5, 2014.
The 9th was directed by Nathan Codrington.
The 9th has a runtime of 73m.
The 9th was produced by Al Bailey, Neil Jeram-Croft.
The key characters in The 9th are Gerry Coltrane (Neil Jeram-Croft), Vaughan Armstrong (Al Bailey), Fitz (Anthony Neverson).
The 9th is rated Not Rated.
The 9th is a Drama, Horror, Mystery film.
The 9th has an audience rating of 4.5 out of 10.