The Scapegoat (2012)

The movie ‘The Scapegoat (2012)’ relates about the story of two different men who have a single thing in the common-a face. Basically, the film can be viewed as an adaptation of the novel of Daphne du Maurier's. It was on 9th September, 2012 that the film was broadcasted on the television.

                            

The music of the movie was composed by Adrian Johnston and the cinematography by Matt Gray. The plot of the movie is such that you can expect to enjoy the true delight for as many as 100 minutes. The other aspects that make the movie an ultimate delight is the fact that the dialogues and backdrop scenes are written in a truly amazing manner. All music admirers cannot help but experience the true delight of this movie.

                                  

The location where the shooting of this film was carried out was at the Knebworth House in Hertfordshire. Suspense is maintained throughout the film and at the end of the picture you can come to know about the reason as to why; Johnny Spence had used John as a scapegoat. The reason for the same was to ensure that an alibi was offered for a crime, in order, to commit a crime.