Christian Ulmen has proved that he has versatility. And he proves it once again in this movie. A tough role especially because he's doing some really "bad" things. But how bad are they? And does his former friend and all those other story lines conflict? Is there enough running time to get everything sorted? And is being morally wrong such a bad thing? Or shouldn't you look out for yourself too? Many questions, maybe not all the answers get served here.
One thing is for sure, some people won't like the fact that there are many story lines and different characters with their own problems. Maybe if it had focused more on our main character, it would have done a better job. But this still is a nice movie, because it does barely juggle all the themes and comes out on top of it (or does it?)
One thing is for sure, some people won't like the fact that there are many story lines and different characters with their own problems. Maybe if it had focused more on our main character, it would have done a better job. But this still is a nice movie, because it does barely juggle all the themes and comes out on top of it (or does it?)