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A zippy, clean-cut and ingenious panic-thriller
The thrills are infectious
An engaging, terrifying look at human behaviour
A very well-crafted movie showing lots of potential for the director
A taut and gripping debut
A glorious unexpected triumph. One to shout about from the nearest rooftop
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The standout indie feature of the year
Society eats itself in this brisk and tense tower block thriller… Strong attention to detail and a disquieting score set this debut feature apart…
A new independent thriller for 2015
Written by David Lemon, Directed by Neil Mcenery-West
Mark, a failed artist estranged from his wife and son, wakes one morning to discover that the doors and windows of his flat have been sealed shut. He assumes it’s a sick joke until he sees an army of mysterious figures in protective suits – patrolling the grounds and attacking his fellow residents.
When a neighbour smashes through their adjoining wall, Mark joins forces with his new-found ally and others from within the block. Together, they must work to defend themselves from the sinister Hazmats. But they soon discover that the greatest danger is sealed inside with them…
Containment is a triumph for director Neil Mcenery-West…
Demonstrates what a skilled director, original plot and a cast at the top of their game can deliver. Explosive, exciting… It literally glues you in
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Cast
Lee Ross
Sheila Reid
Andrew Leung
Gabriel Senior
William Postlethwaite
Louise Brealey
Pippa Nixon
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The real power of Containment lies in Mcenery-West’s direction, which demonstrates a visual wisdom that’s truly rare in a first-time director. With a shoestring budget, he’s created a taut yet understated environment for the mystery that’s refusing to unfold, eschewing clichés such as shaky-cam or rapid-fire cutting for long takes and well-placed, well-crafted sound. It’s exciting to think what he could do with a little more cash and a lot more space.
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