Crowhurst (2017) – DVD Review
Bleak and claustrophobic with a fantastic sense of isolation, Rumley’s direction echoes the mental state of Crowhurst.
Bleak and claustrophobic with a fantastic sense of isolation, Rumley’s direction echoes the mental state of Crowhurst.
An intimate drama, from Mark J. Blackman, that is wonderfully layered, focused and lyrical.