Electrician

I really appreciated the filming and direction of this film. The skylines and cinematic photography are very skilful.

The soundtrack worked really well.

I thought the acting was really very good - well done Mark (Rory Farrelly) - it is very difficult to act alone with no one to talk to and just be in character. You really feel the loneliness and isolation that I felt he felt.

So although quite heavy in places there is an added small balance of humour in place to lighten the watching.

I thought that this was a very good independent low budget film that I found to be artistic visually and musically.

Fortunately I watched this movie before scanning through any of the reviews on here as some are way off the mark, even ridiculously so. Iv never left a review on here before, hopefully that's ok with some people on here lol. I was totally taken in by this film, maybe it just caught me at the right time. I enjoy these types of films anyway (low budget dramas) over the Hollywood blockbuster types of films, I was quite stunned to learn this film had no budget and was using non actors which is fairly remarkable considering what they put together. For what it is worth my suggestion would be to just give it a go and watch it!

I heard a lot about this film but I hadn't a chance to watch it until recently when it was shown on television.

All I am going to say is that, for me, it very much lived up to what I had been told by numerous people, people with film judgement I trust a lot. It was very, very impressive.

Obviously this film is built up for its ending to say the least, it is a shame some people on here feel the need to give that away, I guess its inevitable sadly. I'm sure it is still possible to get your point across without giving away the end. My advice would be to avoid any spoiler reviews prior to watching it for this reason.

Also interesting how some here really didn't like this movie but it left an impression on them enough to take the time out to write essay reviews on it, go figure? Ha. Some of which made no sense to the film I watched anyway.

Impressive low budget British film.

Attaching film but still with light-hearted humour Realistic to the everyday tradesmen and the struggles out there Love the film and would recommend to many.

Nothing wrong with not enjoying a film but a couple of the "reviews" on here go a bit over the top for some reason, with their scathing and also their (confused) super spoilers and are mostly unjustified or unnecessary in my opinion, is it any surprise that they might get flagged. Anyway, I have worked on many sites in the UK over the years and this film nails the type of nonsense that gets spoken about at times. Maybe you would need to have some experience on site to appreciate it fully but those scenes made me laugh a lot. Even out loud at times. I really got into this film and it seemed to fly by, which is good because a lot of films I watch these days seem to drag on a bit or I lose interest. It's low budget but that didn't cross my mind at all while watching it and I thought how it was filmed was really well done. Reminded me of the types of gritty films you'd randomly come across years ago late at night on channel 4. Give it a go.