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I watched this wanting a "normal" scary movie for a few jumps here and there, what i got was a lot better!

I put this movie in the same category as The Exocism of Emily Rose. They're horror movies that actually have a good storyline , that make put all that you have just seen into complete and coherent thoughts instead of just throwing all the information right in your face like most do.

The movie has a slow pace and an amazing eerie vibe making you feel uneasy throughout the whole thing, completed with the help of Vanessa Redgrave's voice-over done with perfection. It was packed with small hints everywhere leaving you collecting crumbs until you had more and more information. The cinematography and camera work was spot on but I didn't quite like the set design, i think it could have been done with more taste and better positioning.

Overall i think it was a great watch and would surely recommend it, shame it has such a low rating on IMDb.

This movie has been in my list of movies i wanted to watch and i finally got the chance and i must say i am extremely happy.

This movie tells a strong story and i think it was told in a very good way for it keeps your emotions flowing while following Kristen Stewert' character and even though she barley says anything it keeps you effected the whole movie by what happened to her.

As a Showtime independent film it isn't very known which in my opinion is a shame.

Jessica Sharzer while not a very experienced director did a marvelous job telling such a delicate story.

Kristen Stewert(Panic Room, Twilight) truly showed how good she is and i must say at such a young age predicts a bright future, She alongside Abigail Breslin(Little Miss Sunshine, My Sister's Keeper) and Dakota Fanning(Man On Fire, War of the Worlds) are heading in a good direction and show great talent since the beginning. The rest of the cast did extremely well such as Elizabeth Perkins(Weeds) and Steve Zahn(Sahara, A Perfect Getaway).

A movie to watch for sure.

I found this movie very good which seems to be a hard thing these days. Roman Polanski(The Pianist) seems to never disappoint.

This movie requires the viewers full attention, all the scenes have some kind of "clue" to get you closer and closer to a solution. It keeps you thinking throughout the whole movie.

the scenery in my opinion was well chosen, it gives the viewer a sense of uncertainty.

The actors played their roles well. Ewan McGregor(Moulin Rouge, Trainspotting) showed his talent in this movie but Kim Catrell(Sex an the City) although not bad, kept skipping from an English accent to an American which led me to not give her as much credit.

Overall i think everyone should watch it as it shall be 2hours well spent.