The Wee Man

About This Movie

The Wee Man offers a gritty peek into the underbelly of Glasgow's criminal world through the life of Paul Ferris. I mean, it really captures the essence of a time and place, you know? The pacing feels deliberate, almost methodical, like it’s drawing you into Ferris’ rise — and fall, ultimately. The performances are pretty raw, especially from the lead, which adds to the authenticity. There’s something about the practical effects that ground the film, giving it an almost documentary-like feel, despite its dramatized narrative. The themes of loyalty and betrayal loom large, making you think about the cost of power. It’s not just a typical gangster flick; it’s more reflective, and that sets it apart from many others in the genre.

Real-life gangster storyline · Strong character-driven narrative · Atmospheric depiction of Glasgow's crime scene