Cast overview, first billed only: | |||
Sean Bean | ... | Ewan | |
Charlotte Rampling | ... | Charlotte | |
Abhin Galeya | ... | Ash | |
Tom Burke | ... | Mark | |
Tuppence Middleton | ... | Kate | |
Peter Polycarpou | ... | Nabil | |
Silas Carson | ... | Amin | |
James Fox | ... | Scott | |
Michelle Ryan | ... | Emma | |
Sam Douglas | ... | Harry | |
![]() |
Tariq Jordan | ... | Paul |
Chris Ryman | ... | Yussif | |
Glenn Wrage | ... | Sgt. Glen Conlan | |
Mens-Sana Tamakloe | ... | Ibrahim | |
Shivaani Ghai | ... | Rena (as Shivani Ghai) |
Cleanskin: Ewan (Sean Bean) is a British Secret Service Agent faced with the task of pursuing and eliminating a British born Asian suicide bomber Ash (Abhin Galeya) and his terrorist cell, whilst Ash wrestles with his conscience and reflects on his journey to terrorism. Written by UKFS
what a great film, especially as I really was not expecting to enjoy it as much as I did. It did not start off like your usual kind of terrorist, hunt and eliminate movie. Almost a few stories going on at once, I thought it was good character development, you have to concentrate to keep up in between the present and past sequences, but that's what made this film different in its style and approach of the topic. I sure we can say that the main terrorist is certainly dead, no no chance of bringing him back, but I would like to see the character of the secret agent continued in a secondary movie with a new task at hand and a cleaned up loyal team (not to give to much away). for my part, I enjoyed this film, like the opening scene, and the end conclusion especially, didn't see it coming at all, although i'm probably not the quickest film analyst on here. Nice, gritty British thriller with an attractive directing style and plot build up.