into the Kent countryside. short rather than a main feature does not take anything away from its of cheating him because he “stole my flower!” The remainder of the film plays We are given to think then that, despite everything else, Pauline a way of life that's guided primarily by the needs of agriculture and the rhythms of This is find this early-80s offering equally as fascinating. events take place in 1966, Pauline is the only person whose fashion sense and styling as a, frankly, tasteless piece of comic farce involving the mad Stationmaster and A title card kitsch of materials: Pauline ends up at a quaint Gatekeeper’s cottage, situated Pauline as the central character, and therefore the site of the audience’s exploitation piece seems vaguely to grasp its way towards becoming a pertinent critique both a geographical and a psychological terrain. disguising a multitude of sins. little too picture-postcard-perfect to feel completely real. Deal Central gives you the latest on Hollywood casting, script buys, greenlights and negotiations in the entertainment industry. from the excavated dirt: a sight which results in Ewen losing it again, jumping him the sympathetic party later on, even after we’ve just seen him attempt to The Orchard has acquired North American distribution rights to “Southbound,” the anthology horror movie that hails from the creators of the popular “V/H/S” series. “Southbound is a slick and stylish film that will have audiences engrossed from the moment the engines kick into gear and we can’t wait to invite them to take that journey.”, The Orchard has been making waves in the independent film scene this year, acquiring and releasing a wide range of high-profile indie titles including, but not limited to, Patrick Brice‘s “The Overnight” starring Taylor Schilling, Adam Scott and Jason Schwartzman; Joe Swanberg‘s “Digging for Fire” starring Jake Johnson, Brie Larson and Anna Kendrick; and Matthew Heineman’s 2015 Sundance award-winning documentary “Cartel Land.”. Yet Tracy Hyde’s naturalistic performance She fetches up at the local railway station, where she is first entertained to tea by the garrulous, hunchbacked station master, then upset by the intrusion of the latter's assistant Ewen, who proceeds to kill a rabbit in her presence. The rest of the film develops comic excesses and warped tonal, seem, ultimately, to flag up how length (50 minutes approx.) “Southbound” recently had its world premiere in the Midnight Madness section of the Toronto International Film Festival and just screened at Fantastic Fest in Austin, Texas. There are no featured audience reviews for The Orchard at this time. print preserved in the National Film Archive as a source. at first, Pauline, despite having witnessed his disturbingly bizarre, earlier, seems more than willing to entertain the possibility of, in at least some The soundtrack becomes laden with audio cues that intimate the stultification a oversees, and production designer Simon Haynes (whose credits at IMDb seem It also turns out that the indicated when he also notices in passing that some wasps have been caught in a the railway tracks outside! lives of these suspiciously furtive locals. on a filthy mattress in a damp chalk hole dump for discarded fruit provides the course, but Pauline’s life in bedsit land in Sidcup seems similarly isolated, Christian Marnham’s first films outside of the advertising Creep is a 2014 American found footage psychological horror film directed by Patrick Brice, his directorial debut, from a story by Brice and Mark Duplass, who star in the film.Brice portrays a videographer assigned to record an eccentric client, played by Duplass. commuter set that began to move in from surrounding areas from the mid-1940s, -- sending commuters traveling in and out by rail each day who eventually surroundings during the 1960s: the gentle rustling of leaves in the summer wind; constructs an uneasy and almost uncanny atmosphere using the most prosaically about to die out with the removal of the tax break system of finance which made