It's nice to see the American thriller conventions being shifted to a British context- and working.This functions very well as an hour-long film, but actually would have benefitted from being expanded to feature length. It's well acted and the characters are very plausible, and the developments of the plot don't strain credibility - but a little bit more background to empathise with the characters would have helped. However script and direction are taut, and the actors convince in their roles. Good to see Christine Tremarco, who was so good in Priest, in another juicy part.
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