Anita-Joy Uwajeh

Clare Perkins

Darrell D'Silva

Debris Stevenson

Harriet Webb

Heider Ali

Kae Alexander

Kayla Meikle

Lilit Lesser

Luke Pasqualino

Nicholas Karimi

John Alan Roberts

Michelle Parker

Thomas Hardiman

Michael Elliott

Louise Palmkvist Hansen

Lee Groombridge

Eva Yates

Lizzie Francke

Walli Ullah

Robbie Ryan

Fouad Gaber

Gary Davy

Gary Williamson

Jim Mooney

Nell Green

Lili Lea Abraham

Rachel Rolfe

Cynthia Lawrence-John

Antonia Carter

Hayley Williams

Andrea Fiquitiva

Tiger Rudge

Heather Crompton

Phoebe Fraser

Liam Hartney

Leo Olesker

Jonny Stillwell

Jake Whitehouse

Anna Bertmark

Louise Brown

Adam Fletcher

Leslie Gaston-Bird

Karolina Jedrzejczyk

Anna Sulley

Marie Tueje

Jack Wensley

Comedy

Mystery

Thriller

Medusa Deluxe

EMU Films

BBC Film

Time Based Arts

United Kingdom

English

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Set amongst the cut-throat world of a regional hairdressing contest, this rather thinly spread drama follows the antics of some would-be competitors who gather for their annual jamboree only to find that one of their number has been killed. Scalped, to be precise. As the story develops, we see that there are no shortage of suspects from the great and the good as the scene-stealing "Cleve" (Clare Perkins), "Divine" (Kayla Meikle) and "Kendra" (Harriet Webb) spat, squabble and spar like the best of them. They are all stuck waiting for the police to question them so tensions are only going to increase as they gossip, conspire and also demonstrate some considerably imaginative skills with their hairdos before: enter the partner of the victim. "Angel". At last some semblance of acting from the usually handsome but wooden Luke Pasqualino. Loads of stereotypes, yes, but he actually turns in quite an engaging performance as the camp-as-Christmas, distraught, mincer. Unfortunately, though, this is really just a one act play that has been overstretched into one hundred minutes of screen time, and though it most certainly has it's moments, there are too many extended tracking shots as the camera follows someone, somewhere, around their complex that seemed bigger than the Royal Albert Hall. There's simply too much padding around a story that could have done a little more to develop the personalities more. It is underpinned by some effective black humour - and some of that delivers well and caustically (especially from Perkins) but there's too much of a paucity of that to stop this from feeling rather longer than it is. It looks every a inch a television play, and as such does it's job fine - but I wouldn't say you need to buy a ticket to watch it.

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