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1989 Directed by Colin Finbow. A young boy dies after swimming at a seaside resort, and the local children, led by Gavin, investigate and are led to suspect that contamination from a nearby nuclear plant is to blame. Their teacher is sympathetic, but has broken into her house, perhaps as a warning.
- Colin Finbow
- Children's Film Unit
Doombeach: Directed by Colin Finbow. With Jeremy Coster, Glenda Jackson, Donna Taibe, Alex Mitchell. 13 year-old Gavin ends up in the wrong school after an administrative error from social services. He starts playing truant with a gang of younger kids, but when one of his new friends falls ill after swimming in the ocean, he suspects a nearby ...
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Colin Finbow. Synopsis. 13 year-old Gavin ends up in the wrong school after an administrative error from social services. He starts playing truant with a gang of younger kids, but when one of his...
Doombeach (1990) - Turner Classic Movies. 1h 23m 1990. Overview. Synopsis. Credits. Film Details. Notes. Brief Synopsis. After the swimming death of a young boy around a power station, friends suspect a nuclear accident. Cast & Crew. Read More. Colin Finbow. Director. Glenda Jackson. Miss. Jeremy Coster. Gavin. Donna Taibe. Terri. Alex Mitchell.
- Colin Finbow
- Glenda Jackson
La pellicola Doombeach è uno 73 minuto drama da 1989, diretto da Colin Finbow. Il cast principale è composto da Jeremy Coster, Glenda Jackson e Michael Sheard.
Doombeach. A truant schoolboy sabotages the secretive power station he believes killed his friend. With Glenda Jackson. Thriller 1989 76 mins. Director: Colin Finbow. Rent for £2.50. Overview Overview. Twelve-year-old Gavin is sent to the wrong school and begins truanting with a gang of fellow outsiders.
Directed by: Colin Finbow. Stars: Jeremy Coster, Glenda Jackson and Donna Taibe. IMDb score: 6,5 (59) Releasedate: 1 January 1989. US. UK. This movie is not available on US streaming services. Doombeach plot. A young boy dies after swimming at a seaside resort.
