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Just an average weekend in Scotland.... moreCast
(Cast overview, first billed only) | Alastair Mackenzie | ... | Charlie |
 | Jonathan Phillips | ... | Vincente (as Jonny Phillips) |
| Ewan Stewart | ... | Magnus |
| David Hayman | ... | Ruaridh |
| Victoria Smurfit | ... | Claire |
| Louise Irwin | ... | Morag |
| Jane Stenson | ... | Flora |
| John Comerford | ... | Paul |
| Ford Kiernan | ... | Eric |
| Sheila Donald | ... | Ellie |
| Martin Bell | ... | William |
| Jack Marsden | ... | Angry driver at service station |
 | Clare Kerrigan | ... | Waitress (as Claire Kerrigan) |
| Gerard Horan | ... | Contract killer (as Gerry Horan) |
| William Harris | ... | Contract killer |
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"The Last Great Wilderness" was touted as both a horror movie and a thriller, especially with its poster and DVD cover featuring Alistair Mackenzie toting a shotgun. Suffice to say, Mackenzie's character is wearing a dress at the same time as carrying the shotgun, which is as good an indication as any of the film's rather insane trajectory.
It has an obviously improvisatory feel - when one character makes a confession about the nature of his fantasies, it's hard not to imagine that this really is the first time that the other actors have heard about it (which makes the scene work very well). Other reviewers have already nailed the wayward charm of this cracking movie - though it meanders through any number of genres, with signposts for a dozen other movies, what holds it together is its vicious sense of humour. Worth seeing for the overwhelmingly sinister atmosphere, some superb performances, and an entirely unexpected and shockingly tender love scene which instantly makes the usual Hollywood soft-focus look irredeemably artificial. It's not without flaws, but "The Last Great Wilderness" is nevertheless rivetting, and hopefully not the last great independent British movie.