Sometimes a filmmaker comes along who captures the essence of his community and country in such a succinct way that you can’t help but root for him. For a depressed, recessed Scotland in the 1990s, that filmmaker was Danny Boyle, best known for his thrilling sophomore feature, 1996’s Trainspotting.
His first film, 1994’s Shallow Grave, is less-seen, and…
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