Imperative

From start to finish this film hits hard, great story line and acting throughout and great to see some new faces in British films. If you're going to watch a film this year make it this one.

What a brilliant film. Keith Mason and the rest of the cast have done a great job creating this film. It is very well written and it has you on the edge of your seat throughout.

The story line grips the viewer and has plenty of twists and turns throughout which keep the viewer wanting more.

Really looking forward to seeing the next film and watching Keith's career continue to go from strength to strength.

Well done everyone.

Such an impressive movie, dark and gripping. The directors storytelling and cinematography was incredible, and his building of intensity was moving and at times delightfully jarring. The soundtrack was wisely chosen for the mood and theme of the narrative, at times pulling at your feelings toward the characters and the image of the dark city in which a vigilante was prowling.

Keith Mason's performance was fresh and new and brought this story alive with his emotional and raw performance. I believe he has a bright future in the movie world and I look forward to watching him grow. His timing and delivery was measured and appropriate for his character's haunting backstory. If you're a fan of Luther and Guy Ritchie you will love this!

Excellent film. Full of grit & suspense. Keith Mason was amazing in the film & did the lead character justice. He carried the film very well. I'm looking forward to seeing the next in the saga of DCI Jack Sullivan.

The writing was brilliant & very well directed by Thierry Chavrimootoo. Super talented for a young up & coming director.

The chemistry between director & lead actor was magic!

I attended the Premier, not knowing what to expect but i throughly enjoyed the film, knowing it was produced on a zero budget shocked me, my favourite parts was where the head smashed in with a hammer, it wasnt real ok. The ending was a brilliant twist as well, but three main aspects which jumped out, the Director is a mordern day Hitchcock, same style with a twist. The baddy, played his roll well as in real life most murders try to justify their actions & latch on to someone, this time it was Keith Mason, playing a troubled washed up Detective. As a Priest ive encounteted many situations, for me Keith Mason played his roll brilliantly, a young Roger Moore. The Future is bright for all these actors & it was a pleasure to meet them all personally.