A Touch of Vengeance

Loved the film!

Loved everything about it. The black and white was perfect for this film. I really like the way it was shot and framed. I found the characters a bit hard to understand sometimes but I'm not British so I'm sure that explains it! For such a low budget film the characters and cast were fantastic. A little hard to watch in a couple of places but that was as it was meant to be. Particularly love the pseudo-hero . Kept me engaged the entire way! I'm really looking forward to seeing what Jordan can do with a bigger budgetI Really wish it had of been on Amazon prime in Canada!!!!!!!!!

Enjoyed watching this, great shots and intriguing, the acting was great, liked how the director made it unique with a few subtle details. For such a low budget film I think he did an amazing job. Credit to all the cast and crew. The only thing I'd have liked better would be the screen size, just a little small.

Its amazing how a small things can have such a big impact on a person's lifr. A hitman's life becomes more complicated after an easy job takes the turn to the worse. A non-linear, black and white, micro-budget revenge film set in Derbyshire.

The visuals and the attention details were very good as the black and white also perfectly fits this film. The acting performances of almost the whole cast were also amazing. Additionally, the way the script was written was amazing and very intriguing.

The volume wasn't very stable as I had to adjust it many times throughout the movie. The sounds in the background also had a higher volume than the dialogue in a couple of scenes. Also, the transitions between scenes could be a bit better.

For such a low budget film, I thought the director made such an amazing job making this movie stand out. What really makes this movie really good is that it's obvious that everyone put their max effort to succeed as a group.

Score:8/10.

I was lucky enough to see this film at the Southport B Beside the Seaside film festival this weekend, I was extremely impressed. From the opening the mood was set straight away, and what followed was a tightly written, fantastically acted and very well paced movie.

The three main characters were all extremely well portrayed, managing to avoid clichés and the performances were nothing less than spot on.

The cinematography was really well done, the locations adding to the overall effect a d the camerawork aiding the mood of the film really well.

I'll be looking out for all involved in this as it was very much a standout film of the festival for me.

US viewer here. I've been a fan of British movies and shows for a while. I've been waiting patiently for my chance to see this movie. I heard about it a year ago and have followed its progression through the various film festivals. I have finally watched it. The writing and dialog were concise and expressive. The production was excellently done on a sparse budget. I believe the director, Jordan-Kane Lewis, did the film for one of his university classes. The music score helped set the tone and immersed you in thr movie. The plot and characters were well written. I am excited to see what Mr. Lewis will do in the future.