The film struggles with tone, caught between being a suspense-filled thriller and an artistic piece, ultimately failing to satisfy fans of either genre.
Dillon channels a classic film noir vibe, reminiscent of Humphrey Bogart's roles, yet the script's shortcomings prevent the character from realizing his full potential.
The script's predictability undermines the suspense: early hints and drawn-out reveals leave the audience waiting too long for the tension to build.
Folch's character is frustratingly naive, oblivious to glaring signs of danger, making it hard for audiences to empathize or root for her.
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