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a remarkable albeit low quality British film -a dark blend of psychological thriller and affectionate adventure starring Harry McEntire as well as Madeleine Clark. 

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Superbly shot by Henry Otter and directed simply by Bryn Higgins with a style that is certainly both brooding and appealing set in the harsh housing estates of the north east, a unique setting for an uncommon and strangely viewable story that has occasions of darkhumour and handles the obsessive part of love .

The story advances around two teenage baby twins living in poverty and also caring for their impaired mother played by Melanie Hill, the twins babies care deeply concerning her despite kidding about the possibility of the woman's dying. Then appears the loan salesman, Liam your cool spiv like personality played by Religious Cooke (Cemetery Junction) that suavely steals both the baby twins affections, particularly Kirsten because they are both completely spellbound by his charm and the smart car.

Kirsten’s wants are unfulfilled, even though, as Liam ladles his passion on Owen who he proceeds to charm with drinks, foodstuff and a game of pool, before long he sets out to persuade their son or daughter to dress up as a lady and go out to evening meal together, his excessive nature becoming more obvious now, he soon resorts to violent upheavals whenever he can feel that Owen may be not willing to continue in this increasingly bizarre relationship. They starts to call him Kirsten and they also end up in a hotel room together and the threat regarding violence becomes a terrifying reality.