Imperative

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.

Well what can I say I was absolutely blown away with this film , the plot the acting and everything was amazing. Keith from rugby star to Actor the transition seemed so effortless I didn't see Keith Mason on the screen I saw Jack Sullivan. Thierry to be able to create such a powerful movie at 20 years old with absolutely no budget you would never know I cannot wait to see the sequel Amazing ... highly recommend xx.

Few film get an audience with a 'big jump' (think Jaws)...Thierry Chavrimootoo manages this several times throughout this gritty Yorkshire drama.

It's a film made by someone who clearly loves films, the confidence in the directing is that of a seasoned pro, not that of someone new to the industry. Mason should also be highly commended for his first leading man role as DCI Sullivan.

My wife and I attended the premiere. What an event! We absolutely loved the movie and can't wait to see the next one!

DCI Jack Sullivan was amazing and the serial killer played an excellent part.

Congratulations and well done to everyone who played a part in the movie.

Great film and soundtrack to accompany it, as a first time lead roll I thought it was acted really well and directed.

Well done all involved, the cast and crew played each part with conviction and detail.

If this is the standard of Keith's first film then the rest will only get better and better as he gains more experience in lead rolls.