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The Fall of Sir Douglas Weatherford

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Wendy Ide Observer (UK) Jun 15
The plot is a little thin and meandering, but Mullan’s heartbreaking performance means it achieves a balance of absurdity and real pathos. Go to Full Review
Mark Kermode Kermode and Mayo's Take (YouTube) Jun 12
It is an odd film... It does have a distinct sensibility. Go to Full Review
Philip De Semlyen Time Out Jun 11
3/5
Mullan makes it worth the watch, conveying deep sadness behind the eager fanboying, as well as the kind of mute rage that he makes him the closest thing cinema has to a lit fuse. Go to Full Review
Tom Shone Sunday Times (UK) Jun 16
2/5
Dunn's film is a bone-dry comedy about the indignities of repackaged history that is a little too in love with its own low key. Go to Full Review
Calum Cooper In Their Own League Jun 14
3/5
It doesn’t have quite the punch that a more refined film on this topic would, but, as far as feature debuts go, this one achieves a bittersweet pathos that proves difficult not to empathise with. Go to Full Review
Dulcie Pearce The Sun (UK) Jun 12
3/5
Perhaps too gentle and meandering at times, first-time director Sean Robert Dunn does a decent job with this film, exploring how a man’s relationship with the past can leave him stuck there. Go to Full Review
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Movie Info

Director
Sean Dunn
Producer
Alex Polunin, Scott Macaulay, Jennifer Monks
Screenwriter
Sean Dunn
Production Co
BBC Film, Ossian Pictures, British Film Institute (BFI)
Genre
Comedy
Original Language
British English
Runtime
1h 43m