ANOH - Saving Grace

Q&A with writer/directors Gareth Carr & David Sullivan. After discovering her patient has passed away, a live-in carer decides to start a new position in a more remote location. She is assigned to look after an elderly woman who is bedbound and mute, with just the dodgy-looking gardener as company. Soon she starts to have strange visions and has no choice but to face her demons head-on. Essentially a one-hander, featuring a fierce, compelling performance from Kirsty Mckenzie. What feels like a drama, moves into psychological thriller territory, veering through an increasingly unpredictable narrative, tearing at a more potent nightmare fabric, while the protagonist is pursued by her own inner torment, desperate for release and threatening to consume her. SAVING GRACE is a bold, surprising debut feature that belies its small budget. Screens with Nightcap (Dir: Corey Benson Powers/8 min) A couple end their first date by going to his place for one last drink. After he claims that it’s his aggressive dog locked up in his office, her curiosity gets the better of her.Horror PT1H29MUnclassified MA15+
Kirsty Mckenzie
Gary Boulter
Carole Sharkey-Waters
Gareth Carr
David Sullivan
Gareth Carr
David Sullivan
ANOH - Saving Grace"ANOH - Saving Grace"

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Dendy Cinema