DaveCinzano
WATCH OUT, GEORGE, HE'S GOT A SCREWDRIVER!
Currently I am very much enthralled by Hyena, which again pairs up director Gerard Johnson with actor Peter Ferdinando following their previously productive partnership on Tony. (cheers to starfish for the original heads-up).
It's set in the penumbra between effective investigative policing and successful organised crime, in a grimy, grim, ugly London. It nudges up against the tropes and cliches of the bent copper/gangster genre, but so far has pissed over the threshold rather than kicked in the door.
Ferdinando is again excellent. Neil Maskell and Stephen Graham and MyAnna Buring all excellent in smaller parts. Ian Davies (editing) and Matt Johnson (score) both return to the company, whilst Benjamin Kracun provides some cracking visuals.
Brings to mind the pacing and distance of something like Der Rauber, with genre tone similar to Pusher or Snabba Cash. I am looking forward to finishing it.
It's set in the penumbra between effective investigative policing and successful organised crime, in a grimy, grim, ugly London. It nudges up against the tropes and cliches of the bent copper/gangster genre, but so far has pissed over the threshold rather than kicked in the door.
Ferdinando is again excellent. Neil Maskell and Stephen Graham and MyAnna Buring all excellent in smaller parts. Ian Davies (editing) and Matt Johnson (score) both return to the company, whilst Benjamin Kracun provides some cracking visuals.
Brings to mind the pacing and distance of something like Der Rauber, with genre tone similar to Pusher or Snabba Cash. I am looking forward to finishing it.