A Patch of Fog
A university teacher is apprehended for shoplifting by a vigilant security guard who refuses to release him. An unlikely bond forms—he becomes the guard's new best friend—and the guard whispers, 'I won’t call the cops if you come and have a pint with me.' From that provocative start, a twisted romance of sorts unfolds.
Director(s)
Michael Lennox
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HoneyWest
I thought this was a very good, offbeat thriller with some good twists. I was intrigued by the premiss and took a chance and am glad I did. Highly recommend if you like a good, slow build and interesting characters. Great performances, all Irish cast so most unknown to me.
r96sk
Not a good'un. <em>'A Patch of Fog'</em> isn't bad per se, I just can't really tell you anything that I particularly enjoyed about it. Sure I like Stephen Graham and Conleth Hill, though I've seen better from both. The plot does have a few moments of goodness with solid twists and a neat end, though those are few and far between as they are surrounded by much mediocre-ness. Graham and Hill do make sure it remains mildly watchable, though everything else kinda hinders more than it helps the film. Despite a 90 minute run time, it makes for a slow watch - not helped by the fact that the filmmakers let the cat out the bag, so to speak, very early on, a bit more suspense/subtlety would've went a long way.
A Patch of Fog FAQs
Michael Lennox is the director of A Patch of Fog.
The cast of A Patch of Fog includes Stuart Graham as Tom Breslin, Ian McElhinney as Freddie Clarke, Stephen Graham as Robert Green, Conleth Hill as Sandy Duffy, Arsher Ali as Troy Griffin, Lara Pulver as Lucy Walsh, Karen Hassan as Police Woman, Nigel O'Neill as Substitute Lecturer, Tara Lynne O'Neill as Vera, Tara Cush as Phoebe, Paul Kennedy as Duty Officer, Naseen Morgan as TV Studio Runner, and more.
The duration of A Patch of Fog is 1h 30 mins.
A Patch of Fog was released on 11 Sep 2015.
A Patch of Fog is listed under Thriller on Fanbiz.
A Patch of Fog has 2 reviews on Fanziz, with an average rating of 7.5/10. One reviewer wrote: "I thought this was a very good, offbeat thriller with some good twists. I was intrigued by the premiss and took a chance and am glad I did. Highly recommend if you like a good,..."
