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An apocalyptic thriller framed as an indie drama, Chad Hartigan’s sci-fi romance is a timely

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Love. Beauty. Passion. Emily – Just a few of the things you’ll find in Paris

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“I wish I’d put as much courage into love as I did into my work.”

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All we have is a single day, could you fall in love and have romance

Any career lasting around 40 years will have its ups and downs. Robert Zemeckis has

With is being the 10th anniversary of playwright Harold Pinter, his co-written adaption The Comfort of Strangers focuses it’s erotic thriller on a couple holidaying in Venice. However, after meeting the mysterious stranger played by Christopher Walken, things begin to take a perverted turn. Paul Scharder carefully crafts a clear tone and nuance to Ian McEwan’s 1981 novel. Yet despite the good camerawork and well relayed themes, there remains a missing puzzle piece. The sudden climax leaves behind no real explanation. And as motive is what really makes a villain, if we don’t understand what it is…how can we be thrilled by it?

Puzzle opened this year’s Edinburgh International Film Festival and stars one of Scotland’s – nay,