Question of Privilege

A suspenseful movie plotting husband against wife in a case involving four young men raping and killing a young girl. The movie twists and turns with clues, and yet, until the final 15 minutes of the movie, your still not sure who the killer is. The plot is interesting, but the acting is sluggish and unrealistic at times. All in all though, I enjoyed the movie and gave it a 7.

Watching a plot that doesn't work because it's an obvious construction and actors portraying one dimensional and unbelievable characters for any period of time is a painful experience.

Avoid at all cost.

It used to be that either a bottle of Canadian wine or a Canadian film sent people scurrying. The wines have improved. The films have not. This is an absurd plot with high school level acting, incompetent production and threadbare sets. Better we do no films than grind out embarassments like this. I was generous with a 2 vote. I regret not giving it a 1. However l is described as "awful." This film demands a stronger word.