There are some acts so heinous they don't need to be seen to remind us how evil they are.

The horrifying sexual abuse depicted in The War Zone may be a case in point. Opening tonight at the Princess II Theatre, it's a grim tale of the complete disintegration of a British family. It makes Ingmar Bergman look like John Hughes.
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The title is misleading. The War Zone is not a battlefield film. Instead, it is an interior family drama. The war is emotional.

 The family is English, newly arrived in seemingly dull Devon from London. There is a father (the remarkable Ray Winstone), a 15-year-old son (Freddie Cunliffe) who is the family's nascent conscience, a daughter (sublimely talented Lara Belmont) and a pregnant mom (Tilda Swinton).
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