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A crisp little picture of adolescence.

As resolutely unerotic as it is paralyzingly unfunny.

You'll laugh, and wince, and laugh again.

Events, as they unfold, are both shocking and satisfying.

This may be Will Gilbey’s first feature as director, but his background as an editor means he knows how to construct an action sequence, and he delivers one great set piece after another.

Socha is excellent as always, but Alex Howson as the reappearing resident compels.

The violence is backed up with solitary confinement and mental deprivation

With a skill beyond his years, Williams-Stirling humanises a character and situation with which viewers are initially jaded

This is clever writing, smart filmmaking and excellent acting. It grasps your nerve endings and gives them a twist.

Summer is sublime.

The film began as a series of web shorts and that episodic hit and miss nature endures.

A striking and inventive piece of work that many more experienced directors would give their right arms for.

Predictability is the name. Wrestling is the game.