Seeing "Tyrannosaur" is an experiment of life: the reality described is not so different from the everyday life of many of us.
Mr. Considine is able to realise, thanks to a perfect script and superb actors, a small masterpiece and a perfect debut.
The story set in a Leeds of charity shops and pubs, tells the anger, frustration, domestic violence, so common in this early-century England.
Over time we learn that the request for aid between the main characters becomes mutual, up to a finale as unexpected as disturbing.
Well done to everyone, but honour to Peter Mullan about holding the entire film with a surprising force and fragility.
Highly recommended.
Mr. Considine is able to realise, thanks to a perfect script and superb actors, a small masterpiece and a perfect debut.
The story set in a Leeds of charity shops and pubs, tells the anger, frustration, domestic violence, so common in this early-century England.
Over time we learn that the request for aid between the main characters becomes mutual, up to a finale as unexpected as disturbing.
Well done to everyone, but honour to Peter Mullan about holding the entire film with a surprising force and fragility.
Highly recommended.