Blinded

There is naturalism in the performances and the sexual tension... between Berthelsen and May is subtly and evocatively handled.

Yule shows considerable skill as a director, although it's all a bit over-constructed

<em>'Blinded'</em> is obviously a film of extremely low quality, but I have honestly seen far worse. I can't in good conscience give it a higher rating, though it is more watchable (relatively speaking) than I thought it was going to be. The story is alright and the music is decent. The acting is, again, overtly amateurish. I didn't, mind you, dislike Tahira Natalie Carter as Clara. I'm not saying her performance here is anything all that noteworthy, I just found her to be serviceable. I did feel sadness for the character, which is a positive. Deleon Walters is also minimally OK. I will mention that the sound is unacceptable, the audio dips out in parts and even raises up at one part - admittedly, this could be an issue caused post-creation as it's been moved about and uploaded here and there, who knows. This is clearly a tiny production, so I can't hate on it. On another more pleasant note, how good does Grenada look? A beautiful setting indeed. Here's hoping the country will produce a better film to show off in the future, this one isn't any good but I don't hold any ill-feeling towards it whatsoever.

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