Dead Man's Shoes

this may be the best british film ive ever seen?!?!?!?!?! what tended to have my attention the most was the camera movement, especially inside buildings. The shakey, eye-movement likeness made me feel like i was genuinely right there in 2004. Secondly, the order in which its put in is so smooth, and i never lost focus. - i also respect hw they made memories black and white. Its also really good acting from all characters, and they do have some humourous moments but i really like how they dont over-do it to stay on focus with the story. I genuinley do just think that Richard is such a good character!! From start to finish, him coming home from war, him killing those after tormenting them. His gradual change that takes place each time he executes someone should also be noted as perfectly carried out by Cansidine