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Written and directed by former soldier, Tom Petch, 'The Patrol' tells the story of an overextended British army patrol who struggles to keep it together in the Helmand Province of Afghanistan.

Genre:

Action, War, Drama

Actors:

Owain Arthur, Nicholas Beveney, Daniel Fraser, Alex McNally, Oliver Mott, Ben Righton, Nav Sidhu, Tom Petch

Director:

Tom Petch

Country:

United Kingdom

Release:

2013

IMDb:

4.3

Quality:

Duration:

83 min

Flick Filosopher

A rough experience, bracingly free of the usual macho posturing that characterizes movies about the military, and a compassionate and humane portrait of modern soldiering.

February 07, 2014

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Empire Magazine

This is an unsparing and occasionally bleak look at the frustrations of fighting an unwinnable war with inadequate gear.

February 03, 2014

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Observer (UK)

The wearing tedium of conflict is effectively evoked, broken occasionally by bursts of violence that are rightly harrowing.

February 09, 2014

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The List

A well executed minor drama that casts a careful life on the inner lives of military personnel, and promises good things to come in terms of the young cast, and Tom Petch's future career.

February 04, 2014

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Guardian

First-time British writer-director Tom Petch makes a powerful impression with this tough, smart war movie on a shrewdly managed small scale, about a British army patrol in Afghanistan.

February 06, 2014

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Little White Lies

This bungled sortie in Helmand province presents a robust idea that's been executed poorly.

February 06, 2014

Total Film

It's a solid debut, with Petch's evocative location filming (in Morocco) and pyrotechnic flourishes belying his low budget.

February 03, 2014

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London Evening Standard

Unfortunately, the writing and acting aren't quite sharp enough to make The Patrol a must-see for curious liberals. And the visual effects will underwhelm audiences in search of action.

February 28, 2014

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