Last weekend, Erasing David, David Bond and Cerberus were featured in an article for the Saturday Times and Times Online.
The article was called "Can you disappear in surveillance Britain?" by Jean-Paul Flintoff and can be viewed in full here.
It gives a deeper insight into the film Erasing David which gets it's cinema release next week on the 29th April. You can find out where to buy tickets and view the trailer on the Cerberus website here.
Just to whet your Erasing David appetites take a look below:
"Bond spent a long time finding the right detectives for his project, talking to countless retired coppers before he found Duncan Mee and Cameron Gowlett of Cerberus. Ordinarily, they work as investigators for major companies and law firms, scrupulously following the letter of the law as they trail organised gangs, often in unstable parts of the world. (If they broke the law, courts would throw out their findings.) The work requires them to penetrate layer upon layer of shell companies and false identities. How hard could it be to find Bond? After all, they’re often asked to find people who might be beneficiaries of a will, and that rarely takes more than a few hours.
After Bond phoned them, the arrangements were finalised by his friend and business partner, Ashley Jones – producer of the film. All the detectives were given was a photo, and the name, David Bond."
We're also pleased to reveal some new Erasing David artwork which coincides with the UK cinematic release of the film next week. Take a look below:
