Film review: For Those in Peril (18) Scottish writer-director Paul Wright's debut feature is strikingly shot, and it combines myth and documentary realism in an intriguing way. As a feature-length narrative, though, it is ponderous and self-conscious. Its ideas could easily have been telescoped into a short film. George MacKay (the fast-rising actor who is in two other films this week) plays Aaron, sole survivor of a mysterious accident at sea who is regarded as a pariah in the fishing village where he lives with his long-suffering mother (Kate Dickie).