White Widow

A masterpiece, both in cinematography and storytelling. Beautifully shot - the juxtaposition between locations, each with its own intrigue and beauty, adds hugely to a plot that is captivating from start to finish. This is a love story with a real twist - unorthodox in an exciting, fresh way. I thought that Adelaide Clemens delivered an incredible and powerful performance, but the rest of the cast are also exceptional and all bring their own complexity and personality to a layered and intelligent film that has the engine of a thriller. I would wholeheartedly recommend this film to a wide range of people - I think the combination of beautiful cinematography, great acting and great storyline means there is something in this for everyone.

"White Widow" is a pulse-pounding thriller that grips audiences from start to finish. With its captivating storyline, meaty performances, and stunning visuals, this film delivers an immersive experience that keeps viewers on the edge of their seats. The cast deliver powerhouse performances that breathe life into their characters. The protagonists bring depth and nuance to their roles, drawing audiences into the complex web of relationships and betrayals that drive the narrative forward. Harry Manson's direction blends anticipation and tenderness with grace and power.

Expertly crafted and impeccably paced, "White Widow" is a must-see.

This is an engaging and beautifully shot film. The contrasting landscapes from England and Africa make the film a feast for the eyes, taking you out of your seat and into a totally different world. The acting is brilliant and the story is exciting and leaves you asking questions and wanting to know more. I enjoyed how unique it was and how unpredictable the characters were. It is an unusual and brave film and I thoroughly enjoyed it. Adelaide Clemens is certainly one to watch and it was great to see some familiar faces in there too - particularly Kim Bodnia and Russel Tovey. I would recommend seeing this film, there wasn't much to fault at all.

Beautifully shot across Africa and UK (shout out to London Town!), with a talented cast that deliver more than a femme fatale tale (as might be expected from the title). Thought provoking in the events that unfold, and how the characters react to these. Intrigued by Adelaide Clemens' Natalie, and her performance of such a complex character. A reflection of life's intricacies. For me it beautifully demonstrates that we are after all emotional beings, where rationale and reason are secondary reactions, and passion rules. Kim Bodnia's performance also deserves special mention. Love him in almost everything he's in!

Visually stunning, such beautiful locations in this film. Excellent, intriguing story telling, with some really strong performances from the cast. Loved Kim Bodnia's character! Rory Fleck Byrne's performance definitely worth a mention too, really well cast. Adelaide is magnetic- giving a thought provoking performance. Good to see a complex female protagonist with a rich story. Take the lead, and Adelaide absolutely owns this role, it's really her film and as an audience member you are right there with her the entire way.

Unexpected twists and turns, with some very atmospheric music for this emotional journey and stunning cinematography.