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Well have to be honest... I really dont like this film. The 'gag' is a bit lame and the visuals horrible. Still it seems to be doing well so what do I know.

The skill of the filmmaking aside, the story seems to me told for laughs, without irony, and homophobic. Could the same story be told about, say, a female, or Jewish, or Black protagonist?

when i saw this i was enthralled by the materful storytelling. the visual style adds tension, humour, wit and power when the filmmaker needs to use those things. amazing given the relatively lo-fi visuals, that this packs a punch, well above its weight and much harder than many indulgent, over earnest, larger budget productions. congratulations on the BAFTA, a joy for you, us and the future of moving image.

I think I can say I loved this. I started watching it in film class and when "I'm horney" line came up the teacher had to turn it off.

I think the pixled computer style is a good way of telling the story, very celevfer and I hope we see more like it, from Ian or other directors.

A very well done from me.