Red Road (2006)
Genre: Drama / Mystery
Duration: 113 minuten
Country:
United Kingdom / Denmark
Directed by: Andrea Arnold
Stars: Kate Dickie, Tony Curran and Natalie Press
IMDb score:
6,8 (13.984)
Releasedate: 27 October 2006
This movie is not available on US streaming services.
Red Road plot
Jackie works at a security company, where she watches over that small part of the world for which she is now responsible via a camera surveillance system. One day, however, she is surprised: on one of the monitors she sees a man she never wanted to see again and now she has to confront him despite her will.
Actors and actresses
Jackie
Clyde Henderson
Stevie
April
Avery
Man with Dog
Alfred
Cleaner
Angus
Bronwyn
Reviews & comments
mrklm
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- 10103 messages
- 9238 votes
Prize-winning (including 5 Scottish Baftas) psychological drama in which Jackie [Kate Dickie], who watches surveillance cameras, believes she recognizes someone [Tony Curran] from her past during her shift. She then sets in motion a plan to get in touch with him and gain his trust.
Dickie is superb in this atmospheric, well-directed film in which director Andrea Arnold manages to build up the suspense by letting you guess, despite subtle hints, the motives behind Jackie's obsessive behavior. The outcome may be somewhat melodramatic and not entirely successful, but that is the only blemish on an intriguing film with excellent camera work by Robby Ryan.
tbouwh
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- 5763 messages
- 5266 votes
Red Road opens with the main character's all-seeing eye and an overwhelming wall of video screens. The images from surveillance cameras provide Jackie, their primary spectator, with the illusion of control. She appears to have lost control of her own life at an earlier stage.
With a deceptively simple premise, debut director Andrea Arnold (Fish Tank, Wuthering Heights, American Honey) creates a mirrored world for her troubled protagonist. If Jackie's (Kate Dickie) job is to model the modern farce of security and oversight through surveillance, Jackie herself behaves erratically in every way. As if she's living proof that ubiquitous cameras can't tame humans.
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