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The downbeat mood convinces. What might have been tedious becomes an involving and nail-biting thriller. September 29, 2007 | Full Review…
The downbeat mood convinces. What might have been tedious becomes an involving and nail-biting thriller.
Martin Hoyle
Dour and schematic drama about disenfranchised factory workers. September 28, 2007 | Full Review…
Dour and schematic drama about disenfranchised factory workers.
Tim Robey
Underwhelming heist film in which a likable group of unemployed Belgian steel workers plot an armed robbery over their daily card game. September 28, 2007 | Rating: 2/5 | Full Review…
Underwhelming heist film in which a likable group of unemployed Belgian steel workers plot an armed robbery over their daily card game.
Peter Bradshaw
Don't come here looking for laughs: the conclusion is sobering stuff. September 28, 2007 | Rating: 3/5 | Full Review…
Don't come here looking for laughs: the conclusion is sobering stuff.
Anna Smith
Consistently engaging account of decent folks scraping by in a former steel town builds suspense with a keen eye and a sharp ear for the pride of workers who no longer have work. May 25, 2006 | Full Review…
Consistently engaging account of decent folks scraping by in a former steel town builds suspense with a keen eye and a sharp ear for the pride of workers who no longer have work.
Lisa Nesselson
A misguided blasphemy of "Bicycle Thief," downloaded through film-noir affectations, this Competition Entrant is morally specious and narratively nonsensical. May 25, 2006
A misguided blasphemy of "Bicycle Thief," downloaded through film-noir affectations, this Competition Entrant is morally specious and narratively nonsensical.
Duane Byrge
The film, in the end, as solidly good as it is, rings a bit hollow, feels a little pointlessly bleak. The last sparks of the steel furnace where Robert and Jean-Pierre used to work have faded, and all that's left is for life to grind itself down. March 1, 2008 | Full Review…
The film, in the end, as solidly good as it is, rings a bit hollow, feels a little pointlessly bleak. The last sparks of the steel furnace where Robert and Jean-Pierre used to work have faded, and all that's left is for life to grind itself down.
Brian Gibson
This solidly acted film struggles to balance its portrait of life amongst the have-nots in contemporary Liege with the melodramatic aspects of a crime thriller. September 28, 2007 | Rating: 3/5 | Full Review…
This solidly acted film struggles to balance its portrait of life amongst the have-nots in contemporary Liege with the melodramatic aspects of a crime thriller.
Tom Dawson
Belvaux's sympathies for his marginalised subjects are beyond doubt; the film's at its best when observing how the characters' lives are constrained by their environments (adroitly captured by the widescreen lensing). September 28, 2007 | Rating: 3/5 | Full Review…
Belvaux's sympathies for his marginalised subjects are beyond doubt; the film's at its best when observing how the characters' lives are constrained by their environments (adroitly captured by the widescreen lensing).
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Jennie Kermode
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