This is one of the most important films I've seen in quite a while. As a man, I've never realized how harmful some of the most seemingly innocent comments and gestures can be. Watch this film and then think about how your actions influence those around you. Lisa Ray portrays a convincing cop and Charlene Fernetz is simply astonishing as Trudy McCormick, a complex and sometimes tortured psychological profiler. The bad guys are eerily convincing and there's plenty of action to keep everyone's interest. There are a few points where the cinematography falls a bit short and a couple of vague story points, but the music (from relative newcomer Jef Gibbons) is tasteful and compliments the film beautifully. An entertaining, well executed film that will provoke discussion long after the end credits have rolled.
