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| Movie NationRoger MooreThe smart, subdued finale is the only one that we’d believe and accept — logical, and damning and thought-provoking, not unlike the thriller than precedes it. |
| Little White LiesAnton BitelHidden in Martello-White’s bold, assured calling card is a provocative allegory of black experience in white Britain, as characters get caught in an evolving conflict between estrangement and assimilation, individualism and inauthenticity, pride and self-loathing. |
| Wall Street JournalJohn AndersonThe Strays, the feature-film debut of British writer-director Nathaniel Martello-White, is an engrossing, disturbing and even novel work, though its principal influences hang around like Hamlet’s father. |
| EmpireJordan KingDespite messy plotting and occasional ill focus, fantastic lead performances help The Strays find its way before a knockout ending really carries Martello-White’s eye-catching debut home. |
| The GuardianAdrian HortonBritish actor/writer Nathaniel Martello-White’s directorial debut nudges at some uncomfortable fault lines of race and class, but tends to over-index unearned suspense for character development or insight. |
| User Reviewroyalguy07Not fully sure what exactly this was going for. It was honestly pretty silly everyone here is acting sooo strangely. |
