This could have been a great film whereas the way it is, it's just an interesting one.
So little is explained, that it basically doesn't make much sense at all, but it's all done in a nicely understated manner, and builds up an unsettling, nightmarish /dream like atmosphere throughout.
I'm not the type that needs everything explaining in a film,but it helps to know a little as to why things are happening.
Acting is reasonable, although a little stilted at times, it's clear Edward Woodward is the most professional of the cast.
The end scenes are very good, and made me gasp, excellently shot and edited.
I watched this on a BFI blu ray, and to be honest it's not much to shout about quality wise, I don't think a DVD would look much different.
I am going to watch the extras on the blu ray and watch the film again with the commentary to see if there is any further explanation as to the events in the film.
So little is explained, that it basically doesn't make much sense at all, but it's all done in a nicely understated manner, and builds up an unsettling, nightmarish /dream like atmosphere throughout.
I'm not the type that needs everything explaining in a film,but it helps to know a little as to why things are happening.
Acting is reasonable, although a little stilted at times, it's clear Edward Woodward is the most professional of the cast.
The end scenes are very good, and made me gasp, excellently shot and edited.
I watched this on a BFI blu ray, and to be honest it's not much to shout about quality wise, I don't think a DVD would look much different.
I am going to watch the extras on the blu ray and watch the film again with the commentary to see if there is any further explanation as to the events in the film.