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Pale Star: Directed by Graeme Maley. With Þröstur Leó Gunnarsson, Freyja Björk Guðmundsdóttir, Isabelle Joss, Iain Robertson. PALE STAR is about the possessiveness of love. About how that possession peels back to expose power and control until we can see, in its dark heart, not love but murder.
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- Thriller
- Graeme Maley
- 2016
The Scottish/Icelandic film Pale Star was a part of the Icelandic Panorama program this year.After the screening we met up with the director Graeme Maley an...
Set amidst the almost monochrome ashen landscape of southern Iceland, Pale Star is an eerie and chilling film whose icy and sulphuric atmosphere gets right under the skin to leave your bones chattering.
synopsis. Acclaimed Scottish theatre director Graeme Maley makes an impressive transition to the big screen with this mean and moody thriller, which perfectly suits its remote and atmospheric Icelandic backdrop. Tourist Molly escapes her abusive husband Kurt, leaving him locked in their caravan and is helped by troubled local Solveig.
Critic Reviews for Pale Star. All Critics (2) | Fresh (2) Pale Star will not be for everyone. For the same reasons that some will find the film deep and significant, others will think...
- Graeme Maley
23. Juni 2016 · PALE STAR is about the possessiveness of love. About how that possession peels back to expose power and control until we can see, in its dark heart, not love but murder.
For cinematography, musical composition and the ability to evoke powerful feelings in its audience, Pale Star is a resounding success. Its sometimes infuriatingly slow pace, muddled story and relentlessly bleak attitude take their toll, however, meaning there’s surely more to come from this promising director.
