Alice Eve's Short Film 'Lithgow Saint'

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Alice Eve has a short film coming out in 2015, and four movies coming out in 2016, three of which are in post-production. The other film is in pre-production.

"Lithgow Saint" is the short film that she was in and it has been completed. It stars Eve and Jason Isaacs as the titular character, and was written and directed by Jack Eve. The short film is about a male talk show host and his actress guest.

“Criminal”, “Beyond Deceit”, and “The Brits Are Coming” are in post-production.

“Criminal” was written by David Weisberg and Douglas Cook and directed by Ariel Vromen. It's about the memories of a dead CIA agent getting implanted into the mind of a convict. The film stars Ryan Reynolds, Tommy Lee Jones, Gary Oldman, Kevin Costner, and Gal Gadot.

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