‘There’s hope’
Ever got bullied, criticized or
alienated by someone in your life? Well, Aaron (George Mackay) playing the role
of a young guy, in this film For Those in Peril, goes through all sorts
of odd things in his entire life. Being a Scottish village of fishermen’s, he
with other five guys, including his brother Michael, go on fishing. They meet a
disastrous accident in which only Aaron survives and of which he doesn’t
remember anything.
Aaron is ill treated by the
villagers and his only hopes are his mother and Michael’s girlfriend. They
support him. Slowly Aaron starts believing that Michael is alive and goes in
deep sea to kill the sea monster and rescue his brother. In all this alienation
he recollects his childhood memories and starts building a world around it.
Director
Paul Wright’s debut is promising. The concept of hope after a lot of grief and
sorrow has been finessed properly. Exploring a local story of a sea monster
engulfing all the people from village and a hero fighting back the monster rescues
everyone is told through sensuous visuals. The irony in the end of stirs up the
mind and makes us feel hopeful in a way.
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