This is damn near a masterpiece, a film I imagine will in time become an all time great and household name, but as for now it remains a gem buried in a million other releases and flies well under the radar. Considine is quite possibly one of the greatest actors I've seen, the mans range from comedic outings in the likes of "Hot Fuzz" to stone cold action hero in "Dead Mans Shoes" this is a whole other level to the man. Oddly starring in minor productions even in a domestic UK context this is another small scale outing. Crisp but understated cinematography, perfect fitting locations and a great supporting cast the story is in itself harrowing and brutal, extremely difficult to watch the fall for the lead character Matty the film falls close to the bone, not scared to tackle the brain injury topic and remarkably portrays a case of such to its audience. It's genuinely hard to say what's good about this piece without completely ruining the allure but honestly the cast alone should be enough to sway you to a viewing, a remarkable film
Review of Journeyman
