A Game of Secrets

It's unfortunate for Holm's that the pure intentions and the conclusion of this piece (who were meant to be more clear and truthful) get obscured due to really bad decisions of which the more glaring is when the director decides focus on the Portugal part of this case in detriment of the analisis of the more interesting worldwide case, where the illicit schemes were evident inside the courts as well as outside. To make it worse, in Portugal Holms chooses characters of known ill repute, banned from stadiums around the world and known(some say very violent) criminals to front the fight against the established corruption.

Very poor to say the least, superficial and some might even say distracting from the real issues.