I've seen this film twice, once at the cinema and once on television. They were different experiences. At the cinema you are submerged in the landscape, but the television experience is no less engrossing.
This is a great film by a debut director. It's intelligent and intense and the cinematography brings much of the drama. The performances and the landscape draw you in to this thought provoking film set in Donegal. It's brooding, at times menacing and always wildly beautiful. A story of place, being and nihilism. If you like your stories, beautifully told and well acted, you will be mesmerised.
This is a great film by a debut director. It's intelligent and intense and the cinematography brings much of the drama. The performances and the landscape draw you in to this thought provoking film set in Donegal. It's brooding, at times menacing and always wildly beautiful. A story of place, being and nihilism. If you like your stories, beautifully told and well acted, you will be mesmerised.