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The crime story of a notorious British thug is not a simple one to tell, so it made sense to director Nicolas Winding Refn to reimagine the tale as an esoteric collage. Full Article at National Post
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A violent, operatic character study that is equal parts Derek Jarman and A Clockwork Orange, Nicholas Winding Refn's movie treats the story of "Britains most famous prisoner" as an antihero origin myth. Full Article at Philadelphia City Paper
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FILM Some roles wring from an actor something they never had before, or might again. Full Article at San Francisco Bay Guardian
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You wanna talk extreme? Charles Bronson, ne Michael Peterson, has spent thirty-four of his fifty-six years of life in incarceration of one form or another -- most of that time has been in solitary confinement. The system has been violent to him, but he' Full Article at Huffington Post
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Operating under the nom de thug Charlie Bronson, professional inmate Michael Peterson has brutalized his way from a simple seven-year armed robbery sentence to 35 years and counting — 30 of them in solitary confinement. Full Article at NPR
