
A modern day Bonnie and Clyde - with a twist - that follows two lovers down a path of destruction, mayhem, and murder as they live in a world where it is acceptable to take whatever they want with murderous consequences.... (Full plot summary below)
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A modern day Bonnie and Clyde - with a twist - that follows two lovers down a path of destruction, mayhem, and murder as they live in a world where it is acceptable to take whatever they want with murderous consequences.
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| Daily Telegraph (UK)Tim RobeyIt's a good deal too stagey to work as a thriller, but the location shooting on desolate mud-flats is resonant and the twist has a sick verve. Addictive stuff. |
| Times (UK)James ChristopherMarek Losey's thriller The Hide is a macabre gem. It's a crude but enthralling duel with shades of Peter Schaffer's Sleuth. Shades too of Hitchcock's Rope. |
| Sky CinemaTim EvansA beguiling thriller which draws its considerably grisly strength from a first class script. |
| Film4Holly Grigg-SpallEvery time you think you've got The Hide pegged, and marked it down as one of those small British films, it twists out of reach. A play adaptation that exceeds boundaries and defies expectations. |
| Daily Express (UK)Caroline JowettMoody, minimalist and well-observed this is a quirky low-budget triumph for director Marek Losey. |
| Independent (UK)Anthony QuinnThe Hide is a modestly scaled but cleverly written chamber piece. |
| ViewLondonMatthew TurnerAn enjoyably dark, sharply written drama with strong performances from its two leads. |
| GuardianPeter BradshawA claustrophobic, tense, ultra-low-budget British film with a neat final twist. |
| CinemaBlend.comBrian HolcombFor two thirds of the film, Hide plays as David Lynch and Quentin Tarantino-lite and not those filmmakers as they are today but as they were in, say, 1994. |
| Reel Film ReviewsDavid Nusair...the film boasts a promising opening half hour that's slowly but surely squandered... |