Red Riding: 1983, Anand Tucker, 2009

The final installment of this trilogy is, by some measure, the least successful of the lot. Lacking both the uneasy, fractured tone of Jarrold's ambitious 1974 and the procedural drive of Marsh's 1980, Tucker's film plays as a conflation of both, but fails to find any kind of balance and, as such, loses the benefits of each.