The premise had promise. If a team were put to work on this, they would have seen & explored some of the flaws & approach to the story line & made corrections thus making this a movie to take note of. Over done in some filming/frames as well as too much narration distracts. Being a cop & then being black police officer is a subject of interest to us all. Show us how one is superior to the other in the form of an object lesson, but this movie missed that opportunity. However, this movie does take us into the all too personal world of the lead player which to me had us off story & focus. Some parts were hilarious which had me puzzled as to their purpose. We all have personal lives. Our professional lives should be separate unless they combine in a unique way such as YOU are called to what you are doing sort of annointed & then there is no division between personal/professional only being to what called you to be & come forth. There were times throughout this movie that caught me off guard because you cannot serve two masters something that is ignored here making it slightly questionable & confusing. Who are you, who are you not, is missing & in its place we get dysfunction. That makes no sense in life, movies, or relationships. I do recommend seeing the movie for it also lets us see a role reversal, something you won't forget making it worth your viewing time. HEY: show me your hands!

I could barely get through the movie because of the terrible, head banging music. Great storyline. Horrible music.

This movie really surprised me!! I am a a long time fan of writer/director Cory Bowles from the Trailer Park Boys so I guess I wasn't expecting a film that would really make me think and question myself and my own privilege and bias. There were a lot of unique elements in the film that were blended together masterfully, it is hard to believe this is his first feature film. Impressed.