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Feb 5, 2010 · Rated: 86/100 • Sep 9, 2021. Rated: 3.5/4 • Aug 5, 2019. When a young girl goes missing, Yorkshire Post crime reporter Eddie Dunford (Andrew Garfield) becomes intrigued by a series of ...
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- Julian Jarrold
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Episode 30: Capernaum / The Red Riding Trilogy / High Flying Bird. Full Review | Original Score: 86/100 | Sep 9, 2021. Mattie Lucas From the Front Row. Beautifully directed by Jarrold, 1974 is a ...
Mar 10, 2010 · "Red Riding Trilogy" is an immersive experience like "The Best of Youth," "Brideshead Revisited" or "Nicholas Nickleby." Over the course of 302 minutes, we sink into a virtual world: the corrupt police and establishment figures of West Yorkshire in England, at the time of the real-life "Yorkshire Ripper." Peter Sutcliffe, the Ripper, was convicted of killing 13 women, and may have killed more ...
Feb 5, 2010 · A sprawling, richly textured three-part crime opus, originally broadcast on British television, The “Red Riding” trilogy is now coming to an incredibly arty art-house theater somewhere near you. If you live in New York and are strong willed, the Manhattan IFC Theater is showing the whole thing in one big gulp. We suggest seeing it […]
Red Riding: 1974 is a challenge. The convoluted story is not easily summarized and it demands constant viewer attention. A two-minute trip to the lavatory or snack bar can be deadly. For American audiences, there is an additional problem: some of the accents are so thick that it can be difficult to decipher dialogue and entire passages may be ...
- Andrew Garfield
- Julian Jarrold
Apr 10, 2010 · The first in the trilogy, Red Riding: 1974, is the sole film of the three that works as a stand-alone feature. Though it sets up characters who play essential roles in the later two films, whose arcs are initiated but incomplete by the end of this film, on its own it feels like the most complete of the trilogy.
Feb 3, 2010 · The first installment in a trilogy of British television crime dramas, “Red Riding: 1974” sets quite a bleak tone of criminal assault from the very start. A haunting, ornately designed odyssey of journalism, corruption, and viciousness, “1974” is an evocative motion picture that soars above its modest television origins.
