Overview
- The film begins its U.S. theatrical rollout today, opening in New York City with additional cities to follow.
- Tom Blyth plays a closeted undercover officer whose encounters with Russell Tovey’s character drive the story’s tension without revealing key turns.
- Set in the late 1990s, the drama incorporates VHS textures, Academy ratio framing, and a non-linear structure to evoke paranoia and secrecy.
- Critics highlight raw performances and an unflinching tone, building on its Sundance Special Jury Award for Ensemble Cast.
- A new review notes the propulsive montage style can feel overwhelming at times but praises Blyth’s grounded, soul-baring lead performance.