Edinburgh International Film Festival · 2012
A selection of British films with distinctive voices and something new to say about the state of the country.
3 films · 3 reviews
More like a tragicomic fairytale than a social-realist examination of inner-city problems.
(Country: UK; Year: 2012; Director: Jules Bishop; Writer: Jules Bishop; Stars: Phil Davis, Theo Barklem-Biggs, Juliet Oldfield, Warren Brown, Hammed Animashaun, Perry Benson, Neil Cole, Ted Cozzolino, Andrew Ellis, Joey Fitzgerald, Jumayn Hunter, Lawry Lewin, Katie Stephen)
License is taken in terms of the narrative but for those prepared to accept the plot and character contrivances, there's much to enjoy in Patrick Baladi's central performance.
(Country: UK; Year: 2012; Director: Steve Rainbow; Writer: Steve Rainbow; Stars: Patrick Baladi, David Sterne, Saskia Butler, David Proud)
Higgins film is at its best in the early stages, when brooding threat is mixed with Owen's general sense of confusion.
(Country: UK; Year: 2012; Director: Bryn Higgins; Writer: Sukey Fisher; Stars: Harry McEntire, Christian Cooke,Melanie Hill, Madeleine Clark)
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