Watched a press preview copy of this UK independent feature and it blew me away. Easily the most intelligent, distinct and classy British indie low budget feature since Boyle's 'Trainspotting' or Andersons 'Shopping', next stop Hollywood for Brady I suspect. A several complex narratives are intertwined in the style of 'Short Cuts' but edited in the style of the American TV series '24'. Should tap into the zeitgeist phobia of dread international terrorism. A very moving and powerful film I'm sure will be the festival hit of next year. I can't recommend this film more highly enough more than ten out of ten.
Review of Day of the Sirens
