Apnas

If you find the average episode of Coronation Street to be a gritty tension filled look at Manchester life this film might appeal to you.Ive watched plenty of films that are worse than this but nothing this bad that’s had a cinema release.

MKPaulLOTR

The title "Apnas" carries a heavy linguistic weight, translating to "our own"—a sentiment that serves as both a protective shield and a restrictive cage for the protagonists of this Manchester-based crime drama. Directors Ashley Chin and Darren R.L. Gordon have crafted a…

Connor Ashdown-Ford

Yeah every other review is right - the sisters are the heart of this film.

Sean

Dhurandhar has competition

Adil12uu

The potential is there, and the final standoff proves it: tense, purposeful, and a glimpse of what this film is capable of when it commits. The problem is everything surrounding it. Too many storylines, too many themes, and not enough time devoted to any of them. The…

HASSAN

“Being an only son in a Pakistani household isn’t easy.” While it makes for an appreciated cultural change of pace, Apnas never breaks free of the low budget British gangster movie outside of its aesthetics with some corny moments and underdeveloped storylines.

Alex Martin

The longest 118 minutes of my life. The dialogue is comically bad at times, the acting is mostly abysmal, it's visually bland, and the narrative is slightly interesting on paper, but is so messy that it undermines anything the film is trying to say.

TommySPLX

was having the thickest manchester accent known to man a part of the casting requirement the acting wasnt bad and i liked the characters however it was let down by the writing…. there were several underdeveloped plots and relationships which for the length of the film rlly…

kimankaur

Doesn't totally fail and nice to see Mancunian Pakistani Muslims repped in British cinema. But the absolutely contrived narrative takes away from all condemnation the film may be striving for, heightened by some highly dubious redemption come the final act (that takes an…

Lee Threlkeld