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Rating: 5/10 (12 June 2016)

I hesitated between a score of 5/10 and 6/10 and eventually settled on 5.
The performances are good, and so is the direction. The real problem lies with the scenario.
The final act of the story asks a very interesting moral question. However, that question is badly asked: the story is so outrageous, nonsensical even, that it hinders the impact that it could have on the viewer. A more realistic script might have made it a really memorable movie, but it just felt like a very long TV episode from a standard crime drama.
Until that final act, the story was good enough. It's failing at the part that could have made it great that eventually makes it just average.
I can't say that I wouldn't recommend this movie, but don't expect a masterpiece.