This writer director wrote and directed this film based off of his father's death from cancer. Boohoo, who cares. If you are going to make a 90 minute movie complaining about your father's illness, then you are a big and weak baby. There are millions of children dying in Africa with no water or food. Your father was just one human being get over it. This movie is completely mis-marketed because he knows the general audience doesn't care about his father and wouldn't want to watch a 90 minute complaint. For 90 minutes, it is another pretentious and clichéd drama with racist stereotypes all around. All the black people in this movie have the worst acting compared to the whites. Clearly, the director intentionally did that so he can start controversy about white power and whites being better than blacks. The movie ends abrupt with no questions answered. The truth is, this movie is about the illness of paranoia and what it leads to. The message that there is just bad and good in the world has been done over thousands of times in other movies. There is nothing original about this film, it just copy cats sources from other scripts. The direction was shoddy, especially the inconsistent lighting and continuity errors. At one point, the director forgot to even use the 180 degree rule. The cinematography was pretty bad. A lot of repetitive camera movement and every framed look like a bad student film. Not a single frame looked like a painting. People should boycott this movie and sue this guy for plagiarism as well misleading his film in the marketing department.
0/10.
0/10.