I think this film is slightly underrated.
I think it's a solid political thriller with good character development, adequate casting and a message about the need to preserve one's ideals. Admittedly, there is a lack of chemistry between the two main actors.
The plot is mature and exciting, and takes place in a place rarely seen on screen in this way: inside the UN. It is an impressive part, not least because it functions not only as a fantasy backdrop, but also to give symbolic and practical insight into its work.
The political intrigue, i.e. The intriguing conspiracy, is not the only element of the story, as a personal drama is integrated into it, in order to better understand where our characters come from.
The tension generated by the film, especially in the scene where the titular protagonist almost gets shot, the bus sequence or the final incident at the UN, is very well done.
I think it's a solid political thriller with good character development, adequate casting and a message about the need to preserve one's ideals. Admittedly, there is a lack of chemistry between the two main actors.
The plot is mature and exciting, and takes place in a place rarely seen on screen in this way: inside the UN. It is an impressive part, not least because it functions not only as a fantasy backdrop, but also to give symbolic and practical insight into its work.
The political intrigue, i.e. The intriguing conspiracy, is not the only element of the story, as a personal drama is integrated into it, in order to better understand where our characters come from.
The tension generated by the film, especially in the scene where the titular protagonist almost gets shot, the bus sequence or the final incident at the UN, is very well done.