This low budget film, available to view on Plex, held my attention throughout. The actors were pretty good (one of them being a personal friend of mine, Robert Woodhall, who plays Ruffalo). A couple of things let it down slightly for me, one being the rather monotonous music score and the other being some rather odd framing when actors are almost disappearing off the edge of the screen. I recommend it to fans of psychological mysteries, with reservations.
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Listen between the lines
dottydew26 December 2023
Warning: Spoilers
The self dialog was interesting and one needs to pay attention to it. Not easy because the synopsis of this movie leads one a stray. It really is not about what the description says. It's about a self analysis. What appears to be real is coming from the view of the therapist, which is unreliable.
The end scene when the camera pans out to a reveal is extremely quick. I had to go back and stop the video to catch it. I'm not 100% if this is a spoiler for those reading this review. I didn't want to over spoil it and the reveal leaves one up to their own interpretations. Was there actually a murder?
The end scene when the camera pans out to a reveal is extremely quick. I had to go back and stop the video to catch it. I'm not 100% if this is a spoiler for those reading this review. I didn't want to over spoil it and the reveal leaves one up to their own interpretations. Was there actually a murder?
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