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.

Gritty and dark film with UK production and a nearly an entire cast of non professional actors. Definitely worth a watch and would recommend.

Pleasantly surprised by this film. A good combination of being dark at times and then hilarious at others.

Captivated by the lead character who I found myself rooting for.

As the title suggests this is a low budget film but that is irrelevant as all the cast (vast majority non actors) play their roles brilliantly.

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.

I didn't quite know what to expect as I had heard it was an amateur production but was pleasantly surprised. I felt I was actually in the film it was so realistic!