It's not pretty but it tells the truth!

Rating: 10/10 (26 December 2006)

This movie shows what homeland security and other present political directions will lead us to, with or without children.
The thread and absurdity of a modern police state is depicted in a very realistic and probable way by showing the cruelty and stubbornness of the system and contrasting it with the helplessness and purity of a naked human life. The aesthetics of the film have a hyper-real "right there, right now" feel to it, due to long shots in "action" sequences, a very tense screenplay and effective cinematography. Also big credit to the art department for creating totally believable sets that also tell a part of the story, shifting our everyday environment into a careless future with people only worrying about themselves.