Obsessed with surrealism, hammer horror and good storytelling

A severely under appreciated film. It’s a film of old vs new and nature vs artifice, all set in a rural English location. Maybe I connect with this so much because I’ve grown up in the English countryside and encountered elements of the film. Maybe it’s partially the fact that the director, David Gladwell is from Gloucester. Maybe it’s the small amount of dialogue letting the shots speak for themselves. But overall I’ve never seen rural british life captured in…