
October Gale
2014·Thriller·1h 31m
7.0
★






A doctor takes in a mysterious man who washes ashore at her remote cottage with a gunshot wound. Quickly they both learn the killer has arrived to finish the job, while a storm has cut them off from the mainland.
Directed by Ruba Nadda
gunshot wound
cottage
doctor
woman director

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Cast

Patricia Clarkson
Helen Matthews

Scott Speedman
William

Tim Roth
Tom

Callum Keith Rennie
James

Aidan Devine
Al Tessier

Eric Murdoch
Henry

Billy MacLellan
Ed the Marina Guy
Crew

Ruba Nadda
Director

Ruba Nadda
Writer
Popular Reviews
4 reviews
Sam Llewellyn
1.0★ · 11/20/24

Takes over 1 hour for Tim Roth to show up and for some reason I still kept watching waiting for him to pop up on screen, but if I had come to my senses I should of turned this shit off 20 minutes in.
Btw I don't know what this is even about.
Btw I don't know what this is even about.
Takes over 1 hour for Tim Roth to show up and for some reason I still kept watching waiting for him to pop up on screen, but if I had come to my senses I should of turned this shit off 20 minutes in.
Btw I don't know what this is even about.
Btw I don't know what this is even about.
Garon Cockrell
5.0★ · 09/10/15

Kind of an underwhelming weirdly romantic thriller. I put this is on knowing nothing about it just based on the fact that it stars Patricia Clarkson who I consider one of the most underrated, under utilized, actresses working. She has this quiet intensity about her that is mesmerizing and she is her usual greatness here. She’s about the only think that keeps the move watchable. It feels unfinished. The store is paper thin and leads you to think that much more is going to be revealed when in fact nothing really is. It’s a lot of missed opportunities and weird romantic tension that I’m not sure is necessary, but I guess it’s something the director likes to explore so whatever. Don’t watch for Tim Roth, he’s in it for probably 5 minutes. Highlights: Patricia Clarkson and the gorgeous cinematography.
Kind of an underwhelming weirdly romantic thriller. I put this is on knowing nothing about it just based on the fact that it stars Patricia Clarkson who I consider one of the most underrated, under utilized, actresses working. She has this quiet intensity about her that is mesmerizing and she is her usual greatness here. She’s about the only think that keeps the move watchable. It feels unfinished. The store is paper thin and leads you to think that much more is going to be revealed when in fact nothing really is. It’s a lot of missed opportunities and weird romantic tension that I’m not sure is necessary, but I guess it’s something the director likes to explore so whatever. Don’t watch for Tim Roth, he’s in it for probably 5 minutes. Highlights: Patricia Clarkson and the gorgeous cinematography.
Mae
2.0★ · 08/06/24

mimi
4.0★ · 11/18/23
