i saw clean shaven about ten year ago and it have always stay in my mind not least because it commit to celluloid one of the most toe curling scene i have ever witness but because it manage to portray a man who be mentally broken . it do this in a most effective way . so much so that i have always keep an eye out for anything by lodge kerrigan since . ten year later with two more film ( one destroy ) under his belt the director have put together what on the surface seem an almost paper thin storyline but be in fact an intense and gripping film about a man cop with the loss of his daughter . throughout kerrigan put the camera in damien lewis face which build up a claustrophobic atmosphere that do not let up at any point . there be some intensely powerful moment and these be unbearably move . kerrigan allow u to think that possibly william keane have imagine the daughter although my own opinion be that she be real . damien lewis go to a place that must have be very uncomfortable for him and manages to give u a glimpse into the life of a very damaged and haunted man . trap by a moment in time keane re live it over and over in a mindless cycle that make no sense to anyone but him . for me the most moving scene be the scene at the ice rink . it make me wonder how many people be really damage by something and occasionally that psychosis flare up and take over . i think keane be an exhaustingly powerful film with scene that will stay with me for a long time . above all else i shall remember the face of william keane look off camera just at the moment he think he glimpse something and perhaps a little girl and his little girl . then nothing .