Modern Films, in partnership with AMG International Films, EMU Films and Altitude Film Distribution, are proud to present SULPHUR AND WHITE; a film directed by BAFTA and Emmy Award nominee Julian Jarrold (Electric Dreams, The Crown) and written by Susie Farrell (Dirty God). The inspiring story of courage and triumph features stand-out performances from Mark Stanley (Dark River, Game of Thrones), Cannes Best Actress Award Winner Emily Beecham (Little Joe, Daphne), Dougray Scott (Ever After, Mission: Impossible 2) and Anna Friel (Limitless, The Look of Love), and will be released in UK cinemas from 6th March 2020.
We all carry secrets. David carries his and they eat away at his soul. With ruthless determination, he builds a successful career in the relentless world of financial trading, but as he climbs the corporate ladder, his past threatens to rise up and engulf him. He meets Vanessa, the love of his life, who wants to find a future for them if only David can find a way to heal his deep emotional wounds.
Based on the incredible true story of David Tait, SULPHUR AND WHITE is a moving and deeply personal drama about how the redemptive power of love can heal the destructive nature of trauma, dark secrets and enduring lies.
Since leaving his role as a city trader, David’s feats as a mountaineer, fundraiser, ambassador and trustee of the NSPCC mark him out as an inspiration. He has personally raised over £1.5 million by climbing Mount Everest on five occasions for the charity and was the first person to complete the North-South traverse. He was awarded an MBE by the Queen for his services to children. He continues to be a significant figure at the charity, speaking personally about his experiences to raise awareness and champion the work of the NSPCC at events the length and breadth of the UK. A charitable red-carpet Gala Screening of the film will take place early next year, in association with the NSPCC.
SULPHUR AND WHITE WILL OPEN IN UK CINEMAS FROM 6TH MARCH 2020
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