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Beyond the Fire
Directed by
Maeve Murphy
2009
77m
Romance
6.1
11%
29%
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From tragedy comes a burning love, but can passion survive the torment of a sinister past
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Cast of Beyond the Fire
Scot Williams
Sheamy O'Brien
Cara Seymour
Katie
Maeve Murphy
Director / Writer / Producer
Helen L. Alexander
Producer
Colin McKeown
Producer
Beyond the Fire Ratings & Reviews
Film4
Catherine Bray
Quite simply one of the more embarrassing films we've ever seen, Beyond The Fire is bad in a way that only a film aspiring to deal with a serious, sensitive subject and falling flat on its face can be.
Sky Cinema
Elliott Noble
Loathe to say it, but even after the closing stats about rape and the amount of compensation paid out by the Vatican, Beyond The Fire has little more resonance than a Madonna video.
Total Film
Kevin Harley
Sin, sexual abuse, erotic salvation... Director Maeve Murphy's thick stew is worthy but heavy like a sledgehammer.
Daily Express (UK)
Allan Hunter
Beyond the Fire is a well-intentioned but plodding attempt to address the trauma of sexual abuse.
Independent (UK)
Anthony Quinn
The film's message of "healing" couldn't be more sincere, but it can't cover for the awkward staging, cheap lighting and stilted script.
Empire Magazine
Tim Robey
It's frightfully sincere and the sex scenes are a whole new level of unconvincing.
Guardian
Peter Bradshaw
This is high-stakes drama, bordering on realist melodrama. There are some awkward moments. Yet its heartfelt, unironic belief in the power of love is attractive.
Time Out
David Jenkins
As well-intentioned as it is deathly dull, this moody, London-set indie attempts to fuse a sprawling, right-on social agenda with a tenderly wrought mismatched romance and doesn't manage to say anything interesting about either.
Times (UK)
Ed Potton
The acting, script and production values rarely rise above film-school level and, once she has drawn him some anatomical diagrams (really!), the bedroom scenes are just awful.
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