I was drawn to watch this film because it was shot in Delaware County, Pennsylvania, the same location as "Mare of Easttown." However, one should not expect a similar experience to "Mare of Easttown." This film is a low-budget, independent project, and it seems they did the best they could with what they had available.
Some plot elements are less convincing, like police officers ready to commit murder to hide their mistakes. Also, the narrative of corrupt white police officers targeting Black citizens feels overused and tired.
Having observed the filming of a few scenes, it was apparent they operated with a minimal crew. Given these constraints, I believe they did as well as they could. My rating for the movie is 4 stars out of 10.
Some plot elements are less convincing, like police officers ready to commit murder to hide their mistakes. Also, the narrative of corrupt white police officers targeting Black citizens feels overused and tired.
Having observed the filming of a few scenes, it was apparent they operated with a minimal crew. Given these constraints, I believe they did as well as they could. My rating for the movie is 4 stars out of 10.