What a Great cast pumping out great performances. Story is shot so that dialog depends on the visual. You can't listen to this one and get it. You have to be watching. We have a flashback done in a way that gives defined depth to the characters and adds facets to conclusions. With each character's previous chronological situational points of view adding psychological meaning to the turning points. You understand more background of each character as he faces the layering elements in his current situation. This film keeps you guessing until the end. It has great editing. I don’t want to give too much info and make this a spoiler post. Get off the computer and go now to the best theater near you and see it. Tell me what you think. The director of photography is Amir Mokri who also shot National Treasure: Book of Secrets and Lord of War. Damn good.
