By Lee Penfold
This subgenre of British film makes use of the many coastal beach towns around the UK – but often contrasts holidays and relaxing with characters experiencing some sort of crisis.
By Anna Cale
Paddy Considine plays an ex-Para seeking revenge in this hard-hitting psychological thriller from 2004.
Paddy Considine writes, directs and stars in this hard-hitting drama about a boxer who’s dealt an unexpected blow.
The stalwart British actor runs us through some of his scene-stealing career moments.
Paddy Considine’s second feature as director is powered by a clutch of big, bold and unabashedly emotional performances.
Paddy Considine’s eloquent, savagely poetic script is grounded in a cinematic idiom of bleached light, bleak estates and broken lives.
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