Ish review - Luton-set urban pastoral in which racial profiling pushes teen friends apart

Venice film festivalPolice pressure throws into crisis the tenderly portrayed relationship of two young men coming of age in Bedfordshire townArtist, musician and film-maker Imran Perretta makes a really impressive feature-directing debut here, co-written by him and Enda Walsh, and shot in lustrous monochrome by cinematographer Jermaine Canute Edwards. Its a poignant and poetic urban pastoral about young masculinity, Muslim and south Asian communities, and the seedy and insidious new petty haras...