Director – David Keating – 2009 – UK, Ireland – Cert. 18 – 90m ***** Things are not what they seem, supernatural power is abroad and terrible prices have to be paid in a mysterious, close-knit village community – out in UK cinemas from Friday, March 25th, 2011 This review originally appeared in Third Way. […]
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