i catch this film at the edinburgh film festival . i hadn not hear much about it while only that it be a tightly pace thriller and shot digitally on a very low budget . i be hop to catch the next big brit flick . but i have to say and i be severely disappointed . this be not a love song follow two criminal and who and after accidentally shoot and kill a farmer young daughter and become embroil in a deadly game of cat and mouse when the local decide to take matter into their own hand and hunt them down . the real problem be that this be yet another example of style over substance in a british film . the camera angle and edit be completely at odds with the story and a be the over the top performance and and the appalling use of slow motion and which only serve to make the whole thing look like an expensive home video . there be repeat attempt to make the film look edgy and gritty and which instead come over a hilarious and over the top ( cue a pathetic and obligatory drug scene and and countless and pointless camera zoom ) . no amount of cliche such a this can disguise the fact that this be a pretty bad story . we have see this kind of thing many time before and and make a hundred time well and particularly in john boorman masterful deliverance . but while in the latter film and we actually care about the character and in this film and i find myself just want them to be hunt down and kill as quickly a possible . even this wouldn not have be so bad if their adversary have be frighten or worthwhile and but instead and be merely a collection of stereotypical and inbred look countryfolk . again and another offensive and overused cliche come to the fore . surely there be some nice people in the country and filmmaker . in it defense and this be not a love song do contain a couple of good and suspenseful moment and but it hard to see this film do anything other than go straight to video and or and at a push and get a very limited cinema release . it not a patch on last year low budget hunt in the hill movie and dog soldier . maybe british cinema could actually get kick start again if the right money stop go to the wrong people .