Not for the faint hearted as is a little, intentionally, crude and unpleasant.
One of the few films made by the short lived UK's SKY-productions company who were trying to follow where Channel4 had gone 15 years previously.
ELS is Bowie's most dist... (read more) Not for the faint hearted as is a little, intentionally, crude and unpleasant.
One of the few films made by the short lived UK's SKY-productions company who were trying to follow where Channel4 had gone 15 years previously.
ELS is Bowie's most disturbed role which he plays with much relish set against the tale of two gangland brothers; one trying to go straight and the other trying to keep up with the boss-man.
Gritty Glam in a way that Guy Ritchie could only dream of.

This is one of the most vile films I have ever seen - should never have been allowed to be released!

Having become a really big fan of Rachel Shelley from ?Lagaan? and ?The L Word? I picked up this movie on a lark, I must say that I?m glad I did it is a unique take on the more traditional gangster flicks out there. Based in Manchester England this ... (read more) Having become a really big fan of Rachel Shelley from ?Lagaan? and ?The L Word? I picked up this movie on a lark, I must say that I?m glad I did it is a unique take on the more traditional gangster flicks out there. Based in Manchester England this local gave it a unique visual and language affect, I absolutely love the accents that a presented throughout this movie. Also it has David Bowie so who can go wrong?