Framed

A bit slow in the beginning but otherwise quite entertaining. A photographer takes voyeuristic photos of a woman in a building across the street. Is she unaware of this or is she a willing participant with an ulterior motive? Good performances by all...

Deception drives this contemporary look at voyeurism. Karl is a "developing" photographer who becomes intrigued with a mysterious woman and just can't resist developing his eye for art through his camera lens. This leads to moral discussions about privacy 'and his digital and traditional stills collection taken through her window. Virginia is a great catalyst and hopefully we'll see more of Lottie Amor in future suspense/mystery projects. The opening is deceptively slow on purpose to set up the mindset of the film. Soon the question is who is using whom?

Solid casting and acting. Entertaining and unique storyline. I highly recommend watching this film.

Thomas Law comes across very naturally. Interesting moral arguments.

I dont really buy that the two main characters would ever be friends, but I guess they had to be to flesh out the argument.

A well told morality play on what is acceptable and how we handle pushing the boundary. Well acted and directed. Good production values. Worth a watch. I recommend. Makes you think a bit, which is never a bad outcome.