I am a big fan of the genre hence my enthusiasm. This indie gem is a superbly written, well acted and steadily directed neo-noir wet dream of a film. Also the framing and the score give it so much gravitas. There are clear Hitchcock and Kubrik influences, but I'm not complaining about that. It's a slow burn thriller where the concept of reality is challenged. If you enjoy this genre, you'll love this.

The cinematography really lended to the atmosphere of the movie. Overall, it's a quiet, slow burn thriller and it definitely has a level of eeriness to it that will draw you in.