Tunley confirms his mastery of macabre moods here. Now he needs a bigger budget and a broader canvas.

First time writer/director Gareth Tunley marshals the meagre resources of this micro-budget psychological thriller and creates a pleasingly perplexing enigma of a movie.

Like the oft-referenced Mbius strip, lots of empty surface, precious little feeling.

It's is a cleverly convoluted tale that coils tightly around itself.