Concealed (film)
| Concealed | |
|---|---|
| Directed by | Shane T. Hall |
| Written by | Shane T. Hall |
| Produced by | Jacqui Fifer Lyall Sumner Jo McNulty |
| Starring | Simon Lyndon Paul Tassone Joanne Priest Yalin Ozucelik Nadia Townsend |
| Cinematography | Oliver Lawrance |
| Edited by | Eleanor Infante |
| Music by | Simon Whiteside |
Running time | 86 minutes |
| Country | Australia |
| Language | English |
Concealed is a 2017 Australian thriller film written and directed by Shane T. Hall.
Plot[edit]
Max returns home to Australia to find his girlfriend has gone missing.
Cast[edit]
- Simon Lyndon as Max
- Paul Tassone as Richard
- Joanne Priest as Jacky
- Yalin Ozucelik as Perry
- Nadia Townsend as Sallie
- Anthony Phelan as Joe
- Denise Roberts as Irene
Reception[edit]
Leslie Felperin of the Guardian gave it 2 stars, writing "Sadly, it’s more of a mud pie of contemporary thriller tropes that don’t hold together for long."[1] The Times's Kevin Maher's 2 star review was subtitled "This foolhardy film never feels like anything other than kitschy ‘let’s pretend’"[2] Anton Bitel wrote in RealCrime Magazine "Accordingly, as this hybrid film, all at once fish-out-of-water thriller and domestic tragedy, constantly switches between these two modes, it generates considerable ambiguity, even mystery from its own mismatched, dysfunctional plotting – with everything hidden in plain sight".[3]
References[edit]
- ^ Felperin, Leslie (31 May 2018), "Concealed review – Matlock-style thriller can't meet its Ibsen ambitions", The Guardian
- ^ Maher, Kevin (1 June 2018), "Film review: Concealed", The Times
- ^ Bitel, Anton (5 February 2019), "Concealed (2017)", RealCrime Magazine
