source: 8 Winds

I enjoyed the suspense and character development of this entertaining Noir film. Good to pay homage to the late Howard Hawk's and the American Cinema Noir films of the.1930's.

I really enjoyed this film! It was both a little unsettling and uplifting at the same time. I loved all the actors' performances and the film score was great. I found it thought provoking and a refreshing departure from all the cookie-cutter productions that flood all the streaming services nowadays. It had me on the edge of the my seat, I recommend this film.

Yes its builds in increments but the ending is cool. This film is a thniker and shows possibilites in this environment of Russia v the World. Why not look at the thought of the possible.

Whoever makes this garbage should stop and focus on something else. Wedding videos maybe? Or possibly just a new career in general because this is fraud. This film is bad. Which is a shame because the acting's pretty good. Intriguing cast. But man oh man this is just amateur hour. I've seen better films on the dollar rental shelf back in the 90s.

If you like suspense movies, this is one for you. It reminded me of the parallax view and other classic noir thrillers. The plot is challenging, so you'll have to stick with it. Script and acting are very strong.

The acting is stilted, the actors are stiff and the storyline is starved of creativity that this movie is hopelessly lost in its own struggles. Giving this movie a 1 star rating is generous. Nuff said.

I love this quirky film! It has a slow burn so that when you are drawn into the story, as you will be, you forget its budget limitations. Once it gets going it grabs your attention as small and important clues are revealed in unexpected places. It is at once a Hitchcockian political thriller and a story of love and sacrifice. It reminds me a lot of Chinatown, The Long Goodbye, and Antonioni's The Passenger. Also there is such great chemistry between the two lead actors that you really have someone to root for. Robert Davi! He turns in an incredible performance with such nuances and vulnerability, it is some of his best work IMHO. There is also some wonderful cinematography that creates pure cinematic poetry.

source: 8 Winds

I love this quirky film! It has a slow burn so that when you are drawn into the story, as you will be, you forget its budget limitations. Once it gets going it grabs your attention as small and important clues are revealed in unexpected places. It is at once a Hitchcockian political thriller and a story of love and sacrifice. It reminds me a lot of Chinatown, The Long Goodbye, and Antonioni's The Passenger. Also there is such great chemistry between the two lead actors that you really have someone to root for. Robert Davi! He turns in an incredible performance with such nuances and vulnerability, it is some of his best work IMHO. There is also some wonderful cinematography that creates pure cinematic poetry.