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United Kingdom - 2021
Bull returns to the fold after ten years of absence, determined to settle the score. In his sights are his former criminal partners and especially their boss, who happens to be his father-in-law. Bull wants his son back, no matter how much blood has been shed.
Bull
United Kingdom - 2021
Directing by: Paul Andrew Williams
Writing: Paul Andrew Williams
Cinematography: Ben Chads, Vanessa Whyte
Music: Raffertie
Produced by: Sarah Gabriel, Marc Goldberg, Leonora Darby, Mark Lane, Dominic Tighe
Cast: Neil Maskell, David Hayman, Lois Brabin-Platt…
Distributor: Family Films
Language : English // Subtitles : French
Writing: Paul Andrew Williams
Cinematography: Ben Chads, Vanessa Whyte
Music: Raffertie
Produced by: Sarah Gabriel, Marc Goldberg, Leonora Darby, Mark Lane, Dominic Tighe
Cast: Neil Maskell, David Hayman, Lois Brabin-Platt…
Distributor: Family Films
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Saturday December 04th 2021 07:30 PM
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Bull
Bull returns to the fold after ten years of absence, determined to settle the score. In his sights are his former criminal partners and especially their boss, who happens to be his father-in-law. Bull wants his son back, no matter how much blood has been shed.
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Lenght : 88 min // Ratio : // Format : dcp 4kLanguage : English // Subtitles : French
Bull returns to the fold after ten years of absence, determined to settle the score. In his sights are his former criminal partners and especially their boss, who happens to be his father-in-law. Bull wants his son back, no matter how much blood has been shed.
With productions as anecdotal as The Cottage or Cherry Tree Lane, Paul Andrew Williams hadn't really left a moving memory to the genre cinema fans. It's an understatement to say that his unexpected return takes us by surprise, in tune with his anti-hero formidably played by Neil Maskell. This tricky revenge movie is bathed in both a scarlet darkness and an almost intimidating snarl. Its portrait of small forgotten British towns inevitably resonates with the peaks of Ben Wheatley's Kill List or Shane Meadows' Dead Man's Shoes, but it traces its own path, driven by an audacity to be applauded.