This is by far one of the best low budget British movies I have ever seen.
I need to qualify this slightly. The plot is not that great, but from a cinematic quality this is on par with the likes of Four Weddings, Eden Lake, The Remains Of The Day.
Early on you see Rose and Theo canoeing, you feel every single splash in the water. The Camera angles are phenomenal, the build up of tension just incredible. It's all so perfect.
The SFX are another let down, but the cinematography is like the finest you will ever see. Someone online claimed the film cost around $15,000 it looks like $100,000 and then some.
Extra points for color grading, performances and the score.
Corrie Greenop IS the director you need to watch out for.
I need to qualify this slightly. The plot is not that great, but from a cinematic quality this is on par with the likes of Four Weddings, Eden Lake, The Remains Of The Day.
Early on you see Rose and Theo canoeing, you feel every single splash in the water. The Camera angles are phenomenal, the build up of tension just incredible. It's all so perfect.
The SFX are another let down, but the cinematography is like the finest you will ever see. Someone online claimed the film cost around $15,000 it looks like $100,000 and then some.
Extra points for color grading, performances and the score.
Corrie Greenop IS the director you need to watch out for.