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Red Riding: In the Year of Our Lord 1974

 We live here an adventure that seems more exciting and enjoyable through that lost pupil that is mysteriously lost. Despite all this, Eddie is suspected of being one of several crimes that took six years. Things may seem quite mysterious but Eddie digs and finds a girl's body near John Dawson's house, where everyone seems to be still searching for the mysterious truth.
Keywords:  #Andrew Garfield #Channel Four Film #David Morrissey #John Henshaw #Julian Jarrold #Lipsync Productions #Red Riding: In the Year of Our Lord 1974 #Revolution Films
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Ozus' World Movie Reviews
January 28, 2011
It envisions Yorkshire as a bleak and ugly place, where violence is just as commonplace as Yorkshire pudding.
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CultureCatch
January 19, 2010
Tightly helmed by Julian Jarrold (Kinky Boots) . . . (and) beautifully shot, with some sensational acting turns -- especially by Rebecca Hall as one of the victims' mothers.
Philadelphia City Paper
March 11, 2010
Each film is enriched by collective detail, but it would have been richer had they played off each other rather than extending the argument.
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ReelViews
February 25, 2010
It is effective at setting the stage, introducing some of the characters, and capturing the attention of those who love gritty, uncompromising dramas about police corruption and the dark side of human nature.
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BrianOrndorf.com
February 03, 2010
The tenets of crime cinema are well taken care of in 1974, which sets a specifically chest-tightening tone of anxiety and futility that makes the next two pictures (1980 and 1983) impossible to miss.
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Austin Chronicle
March 19, 2010
This is a noir, the kind where the good-for-nothing gumshoe (here, an investigative reporter) has a habit of getting his face bashed in, usually on account of a girl.
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February 17, 2010
...the only one of the films [of the trilogy] which can really stand on its own artistically...
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Groucho Reviews
September 09, 2010
Cigarettes, leather jackets, bell-bottoms, and dollops of pop music establish the socially agreed upon distractions of the particular bygone time: just a few ways of avoiding ugly truths. [Blu-ray]
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Times-Picayune
April 16, 2010
With its muted colors but unmuted violence, it's similar texturally to David Fincher's superb Zodiac, about another 70s serial killer. It's also just as disturbing.
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Movie Retriever
March 10, 2010
A well-made, expertly performed mystery with the added bonus that there are two more films to watch when this one's over.
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Detroit News
March 19, 2010
The Red Riding films all come across as great, gritty tales of police corruption and human failing, but it's the first film that has the most impact, mainly because the young reporter Dunford is such a mix of romantic notions.
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