I remember watching London to Brighton in a festival shortly after it's release. It was recommended either by a friend or a critic, which is irrelevant now, since it remained in my memory as an excellent thriller.
In retrospect i think the reason why this movie has been do fresh was the influence of UK television on the production. Besides, i remember seeing Johnny Harris (Derek) in a couple of TV shows. But let's get to the movie itself.
London to Brighton is very strong and gritty. The cast was so good, that at certain moments i've asked myself whether these were actual people in a documentary. This, however, lead to the moments where they underperformed (in particular Sam Spruell), but even this hasn't spoiled the overall impression.
In retrospect i think the reason why this movie has been do fresh was the influence of UK television on the production. Besides, i remember seeing Johnny Harris (Derek) in a couple of TV shows. But let's get to the movie itself.
London to Brighton is very strong and gritty. The cast was so good, that at certain moments i've asked myself whether these were actual people in a documentary. This, however, lead to the moments where they underperformed (in particular Sam Spruell), but even this hasn't spoiled the overall impression.