‘FRAMED’

British 2012

Director: Mary Seagul

Certificate: 12A

After her earlier film release, Mary Seagulis is back with a psychological thriller, Framed, which gets all parents thinking what would happen if they were framed for their child’s murder, would they stay or run? Leon (Chris Abbott) has been framed for his daughter Emily’s (Freya Appley) murder. All he wants to do is get away from everyone and his own mind by running away As Leon finds his peace haven in a quiet location on his own, he confides in himself and turns to the bottle. With lots of false paths and enigmas brought to the audience, you can’t take your eyes off the screen. But with the scenes of drinking in public places this could lead to teenagers to bad behaviour with the BBFC certificate at a 12A. With clear and crisp cinematography of

both the location and Leon this contrasts

with the dull, low tone soundtrack.

The strong storyline of family and what’s

most important in a family life is clearly

shown in this meaningful thriller. With the

strong emotions of how much children

mean to their parents and if anything

happens they got to extremes to get them

back.

Overall this film is a must see with

wonderful scenes of love between

children and their parents and

determination to find who killed his

daughter.