Severely traumatized Afghanistan war veteran Andrew (a fine and credible performance by Jamie Scott Gordon) decides to hole up in an isolated cabin in the Scottish Highlands in order to confront his own demons along with his fear of ravens.
Director Lawrie Brewster relates the compelling story at a steady pace, makes nice use of the verdant sylvan countryside, and ably crafts a super tense and creepy mood. Sarah Daly's perceptive script astutely nails the horrors of PTSD. The striking cinematography by Brewster and Gavin Robertson delivers a wealth of stunningly grotesque and unsettling visuals. A genuinely harrowing ride.
Director Lawrie Brewster relates the compelling story at a steady pace, makes nice use of the verdant sylvan countryside, and ably crafts a super tense and creepy mood. Sarah Daly's perceptive script astutely nails the horrors of PTSD. The striking cinematography by Brewster and Gavin Robertson delivers a wealth of stunningly grotesque and unsettling visuals. A genuinely harrowing ride.