This is another thought provoking film that is actually good. This is a slow burner that dim light at the start of the film turns into a bonfire by the end. It is mostly set in an interrogation room with a Detective Reeves (Broadus Martinson) & suspect Andrew Bennett (Steven Roberts). They are there to ascertain what happened to & locate his disappeared Brother in law Jeff Rogers (Jeff Evans-Todd) after the suspicious death of his wife Laura Bennett (Christie Burke).
They show the scenes out of order & uses flashbacks to add context to the accusations. However, the director cleverly show various versions to each flash back scenes that make the viewer question everything they see & to weigh them up to come to one's conclusion.
The ending did have an ott Hollywood scene but the end is what this film deserved...to say more would ruin it for potential viewers.
They show the scenes out of order & uses flashbacks to add context to the accusations. However, the director cleverly show various versions to each flash back scenes that make the viewer question everything they see & to weigh them up to come to one's conclusion.
The ending did have an ott Hollywood scene but the end is what this film deserved...to say more would ruin it for potential viewers.