Love Me Gangster
This video short from the creators of the BRUTE! pulp nasty, Malcolm Bennett and Aidan Hughes, was originally shown on Channel 4 (UK) in 1986 as part of production company After Image's Alter Image show, it was directed by Jane Thorburn and Mark Lucas and stars Bob Pugh, Valerie Leon and Crispin Letts (who later also starred in BRUTE!'s Adventures of Sizzler for Network 7). Written by Malcolm Bennett with art direction by Aidan Hughes
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This video short from the creators of the BRUTE! pulp nasty, Malcolm Bennett and Aidan Hughes, was originally shown on Channel 4 (UK) in 1986 as part of production company After Image's Alter Image show, it was directed by Jane Thorburn and Mark Lucas and stars Bob Pugh, Valerie Leon and Crispin Letts (who later also starred in BRUTE!'s Adventures of Sizzler for Network 7). Written by Malcolm Bennett with art direction by Aidan Hughes
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Written By:Aidan Hughes, Malcolm Bennett
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Runtime:10 minutes
Studio:Channel 4 News, After Image
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