Heat of the Sun

(3-DVD)

Starring: Trevor Eve & Susannah Harker Director: Adrian Shergold; Diarmuid Lawrence & Paul Seed

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Genre: Drama

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Item Number:
WGB 33769D

DVD Features:

Encoding: Region [unknown]
3-Disc Set
Aspect Ratio: Full Frame - 1.33

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Product Description:

In this mystery miniseries, originally aired on public broadcasting, a former Scotland Yard detective (Trevor Eve) is sent to Nairobi to lead a new criminal investigation unit, where he encounters a complex mix of blackmail, murder, and passion. As he works to fight crime in this gritty city, he also must contend with the colonialistic leanings of the country's expatriate population. This program contains the complete miniseries of HEAT OF THE SUN: "The Sport of Kings," "Hide In Plain Sight," and "Private Lives."

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Cast and Crew:

Starring		Trevor Eve & Susannah Harker
Directed by		Adrian Shergold, Diarmuid Lawrence & Paul Seed
Screenwriting by		Russell Lewis
Composition by		Nick Bicat
Performer		Michael Byrne & Julian Rhind-Tutt

DVD Details:

Label: Wgbh Boston
Originally Released in: 1998
Number of Discs: 3
Rated: Not Rated
Run Time: 6 hours
Video: Color
Release Date: June 1, 2004
OLDIES.com Sales Rank: 101,710
Item UPC: 783421337695
Shipping Weight: 0.25/lbs (approx); Counts as 3 item(s) for International Shipping.

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