Beast
A troubled woman living in an isolated community finds herself pulled between the control of her oppressive family and the allure of a secretive outsider suspected of a series of brutal murders.
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Michael Pearce
Alice Caronna
Giles Barron
Pascha Hanaway
Alex Moffat
Gabriella Wheeler
Lucine Canel
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Jessie Buckley pulls out all the stops here and offers us a really strong performance in what is otherwise a rather unremarkable thriller. She is "Moll" who lives a pretty unfulfilled life under the watchful gaze of her mother "Hilary" (Geraldine James). She hooks up with wide boy "Pascal" (Johnny Flynn - or Tom Burke?) whom many suspect to be behind a series of killings that have rocked their island community. Increasingly shunned by her family and friends, she finds herself embroiled in the police investigation led by "Harrison" (Oliver Maltman) - a man who is also keen on young "Moll" - and gradually she, like us, begins to doubt the probity of her boyfriend's dubious character. There is something fitting about the ending, but I am afraid I found the rest of this just a bit too procedural with the usual dose of familial discord failing to chime with me at all. Buckley stands out and James always brings a bit of gravitas when she is on screen, but the remainder left me underwhelmed and borderline disinterested. Maybe I just wasn't in the mood, but this really didn't do much for me at all. Sorry.
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The directors of Beast are Michael Pearce, Alice Caronna, Giles Barron, Pascha Hanaway, Alex Moffat, Gabriella Wheeler, and Lucine Canel.
The cast of Beast includes Geraldine James as Hilary Huntington, Jessie Buckley as Moll Huntford, Olwen Fouéré as Detective Theresa Kelly, Tyrone Lopez as Nuno, Claire Ashton as Lady at Fete / Party Guest, Tim Woodward as Fletcher, Richard Laing as News Reporter, Johnny Flynn as Pascal Renouf, Oliver Maltman as Harrison, Lance Hill as Police Officer, Charley Palmer Rothwell as Leigh Dutot, Emily Taaffe as Tamara, and more.
The duration of Beast is 1h 47 mins.
Yes. Beast has 2 trailers on Fanbiz, including Official MUBI Trailer. Watch them on this page.
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Beast was released on 18 Apr 2018.
Beast is listed under Mystery, Crime, and Drama on Fanbiz.
Beast has 1 review on Fanziz, with an average rating of 6.0/10. One reviewer wrote: "Jessie Buckley pulls out all the stops here and offers us a really strong performance in what is otherwise a rather unremarkable thriller. She is "Moll" who lives a pretty unful..."
