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[Henderson] holds this difficult movie together in a powerhouse performance of quiet steel.

A terrific soundtrack and Jamie Bell’s perfectly judged performance and charismatic persona holds it together throughout.

Class and experience divisions form the bulk of the interpersonal drama and it’s as predictable as expected, with the added tedium of Hemsworth apparently defaulting back to weirdly out of place Asgardian diction, bellowing like Thor at every little thing

A really enjoyable piece of Celtic cinema.

The script is laced with expletives and the comedy weakened by a lack of dialogue support.

Mullan brings a gruff, no-nonsense persona to his role, making Frank's emotional journey well worth taking.

When it comes to action, the film doesn't disappoint, and the final scenes of men running around in mud are up there with the best.

It would seem that The Ends Of The Earth has everything going for it. Unfortunately, it's interminably boring.

The difficulty with sustaining intensity for any period of time is that it so easily becomes ridiculous, but there is absolutely nothing in this brutal, at times violent film that will have you laughing.

A Woman In Winter is about obsession. Occasionally, when clarity breaks through, you can feel the power of possession and how illusion fades like the mist.

Famotibe is impressive in the central role, wide-eyed and charming yet quickly able to shift his register when things go awry.

Reality takes a back seat in this oddball comedy.

Nicole Taylor's quickfire script provides great material for the actors to work with .