Katie Lyons

10/07/08 The British have a thing about underage sociopathy -- we in the U.S. will puzzle and wonder as a culture about the latest school shooter or the very occasional death-metal bogus-ritual killing, but in tabloid-crazy England a news story of a child murdering a child pinches very powerful nerve endings, and the social wound of it is felt universally and lasts for years, if not indefinitely.  |  Independent Film Channel (IFC)

08/23/08 Usually, when a distributor chooses not to show a movie to critics it's because it's so craptacular they want to keep word of mouth at bay.  |  JAM! Showbiz

07/23/08 Moviefone Movies about ex-convicts and their difficulty assimilating back into society generally begin with the prison release, during which the protagonist typically looks downright miserable.  |  Cinematical.com

07/22/08 JOHN Crowley's "Boy A" is a well-acted but familiar British drama about a 24-year-old parolee (Andrew Garfield) haunted by a horrible crime in which he participated as a child.  |  New York Post - New York NY