Movie

Three Acts

202041m

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Good to know

Director: Matthew Haddock
Release date: 2020-12-12
Runtime: 41m
Language: EN
Status: Released

About Three Acts

Three Acts is a 2020 movie in the Drama genre, directed by Matthew Haddock, starring Briony Richards, Theresa Dunthorne and Siôn Watkins. It has a runtime of 41 minutes. Below you can see where to watch Three Acts in Vietnam — across streaming, rental and purchase options — along with the full cast, trailer and viewer reviews.

Synopsis

Student actress Frankie and her boyfriend Max should make the ultimate on-and-off-stage couple, but when Frankie brings her shy flatmate Olive along to see her audition, things take a turn for the unexpected.

Cast

Briony Richards

Frankie

Theresa Dunthorne

Olive

Siôn Watkins

Max

Andrew Buist

Steven

Callum Newens

Colin

Molly Clarke

Stephanie

Sally McCarroll

Ursula

Matthew Haddock

Director

Olivia Powell

Guest #1

Maria McLean

Guest #2

Jamie Dodds

Producer

Harry Bunting

Screenwriter

Frequently asked questions

Where can I watch Three Acts in Vietnam?+

Three Acts is not currently listed on any streaming, rental or purchase service in Vietnam. Availability changes often, so check back or switch your region.

Is Three Acts on Netflix?+

Three Acts is not on Netflix in Vietnam right now.

How long is Three Acts?+

Three Acts has a runtime of 41 minutes (41 minutes).

Who stars in Three Acts?+

Three Acts stars Briony Richards, Theresa Dunthorne, Siôn Watkins, Andrew Buist and Callum Newens.

When did Three Acts come out?+

Three Acts is a 2020 movie directed by Matthew Haddock.

What genre is Three Acts?+

Three Acts is Drama film.

Who directed Three Acts?+

Three Acts was directed by Matthew Haddock.