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Recklessly assembled and occasionally compelling in spite of itself, A Field in England showcases a singularly brilliant voice in British cinema. Read critic reviews
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Two men capture a small group of deserters during England's civil war. After the captives ingest some wild mushrooms, they fall victim to the powerful energies of a mystical field.
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Genre: Horror, History, Drama, Mystery & thriller
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Original Language: English
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Director: Ben Wheatley
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Producer: Claire Jones, Andrew Starke, Andy Kelly
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Writer: Amy Jump
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Release Date (Theaters): limited
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Release Date (Streaming):
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Box Office (Gross USA): $30.7K
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Runtime:
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Distributor: Drafthouse Films
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Production Co: Film4, Rook Films
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Audience Reviews for A Field in England
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Four men walk over a field in 17th century England, in black and white. What follows is weirdness. While some frames are really beautifully filmed, other parts are so trippy you think you're in a music video. Even though it's no long film, it sometimes feels like it, and yet there is an odd fascination for what's going on up until the bloody finale. You're left to make up your own mind about what all the fuzz was all about. The beautiful end credits song makes you think you've seen a much better film than it actually is. File under: artsy fartsy or What the hell did I just watch?
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Sometimes, weird is its own reward.
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Monty Python and the Holy Grail MEETS Game of Thrones MEETS Bergman's Persona MEETS that film by von Trier about the planet swallowing the earth, I forget the name. And it's quite amusing. For once, English prurience has its place.
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This film was just to surreal for me, especially after 'Sightseers'. The whole thing looks beautiful and I applaud the film-making skill but it asked too much of me as an audience member and I wasn't in the mood to follow where it led.
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