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The Times“It’s a crude but enthralling duel with shades of Peter Schaffers Sleut...” Alex MacQueen is an anally retentive ornithologist armed with chicken-paste sandwiches and beef tea. Philip Campbell is a menacing northern yob with a gun...

The Independent“First-time director Marek Losey controls the atmosphere rigorously...” Whitnall has a good ear for the uneasy bravado, and the offence too easily taken, of British men obliged to pass the time together...

The Telegraph“Addictive stuff... ” The dialogue is wonderful – "They've absolutely devastated Newquay" bleats Macqueen in an indignant rant about surfers, and fans of obscure collective nouns ("a deceit of lapwings"?) are in for a treat...

The First Post“Not yet reviewed”

Channel4 Film“A play adaptation that exceeds boundaries and defies expectations... ” The characters and deadpan dialogue make it feel, at first, like a 'Fast Show' sketch, or a well-honed improvisation, with Alex MacQueen so exact in his role as fusty, uptight bird twitcher Roy Tunt that he plays out every cliche of the type...

Guardian“Not yet reviewed”

National Post“Not yet reviewed”

Little White Lies“Not yet reviewed”

Total Film “http://www.totalfilm.com/cinema_reviews”

New York Times Movies“Not yet reviewed”