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  • Red Road
  • Opened April 14, 2007
  • NR
  • Jackie (Kate Dickie) spends her days monitoring a series of surveillance cameras trained on a rough Glasgow neighborhood. She spots Clyde (Tony Curran), an ex-convict, on one of her screens and quickly becomes obsessed with him. She devises a plan to Read More
  • Cast: Kate Dickie, Tony Curran, Martin Compston, Natalie Press, Andrew Armour
  • Director: Andrea Arnold
  • Genres: Drama, Suspense/Thriller

Red Road Recent Fan Reviews

  • So-so

    RED ROAD = Cooly Detached Thriller

    This gritty psychological character study out of Scotland is a subversive look into the mind of a person who becomes obsessed with looking for answers for a tragic past incident in all the wrong places. Kate DIckie plays a woman security officer who works in a seedy section of North Glasgow, monitoring all illicit activities via short circuit television cameras. When she happens upon the man responsible for her husband and young daughter's death, she slowly infiltrates his world of depravity and through calculated risks begins to set him up for another crimes to put him away again for good. Tense, meticulously paced thriller of quiet effects. If not a native to Scotland I would highly suggest seeing it with sub-titles as brogue at many instances is very intelligible. Overall - impressive feature debut by acclaimed Indie director Andrea Arnold...

Red Road Critic Reviews

Go Avg. Critic Score out of 100 Metascore ® based on all critic ratings.

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  • 80
    Salon.com | Andrew O'Hehir

    It's still dynamite, the kind of sexy, paranoid, creepily atmospheric picture...

  • 80
    Los Angeles Times | Kevin Crust

    A spellbinding, intelligent thriller that takes its time to get where it's...

  • 75
    New York Daily News | Elizabeth Weitzman

    The movie's intense focus skillfully exposes the raw pain just under the skin...

  • 75
    San Francisco Chronicle | Walter Addiego

    Though not flawless, this is a compelling study, in Dogme style, of a wounded...

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