Winter Ridge (2018)
Tearing himself away from the bedside of his coma-bound wife, a police Sergeant investigates a series of age-related murders, only to discover that time can be far more destructive and cruel than the idealistic killer........
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Winter Ridge is a fabulous film. Beautifully written, it tackles a sensitive subject in a really interesting way. It keeps the viewer on the edge of their seat and, to add to this, the performances are all great and the scenery and cinematography compliment the film wonderfully. I sincerely hope that Winter Ridge gets the recognition it deserves.
All in all, a film worth watching. It's well-written and the scenery is stunning. Director Dom Lenoir has a sensitivity for the human struggle so it's fitting that his debut feature film focuses on character relationships, the messiness of being human and crime solving.
I was lucky enough to see Winter Ridge at the Hollywood Florida Film Festival. The cinematography is breathtaking, and the story is original and well-told. I appreciated the very believable depiction of a small-ish sized town in which not everyone knows one another. I very much enjoyed the unique story line of the detective and his wife who was in the hospital, and I was intrigued by the progression of the conversations between the detective and the wife's nurse, which was a really lovely touch that gives one hope for brighter days to come for our protagonist. I am eagerly awaiting the film's availability to the general public, because I want to share it with my parents. I know they will enjoy it as much as I did.
A very well made thriller. Clearly a super talented team behind this one and a cracking cast too. Totally make sense why these guys are going places. Winter Ridge is the British Scandinavian drama we've been waiting for.