An implausible plot and a disappointing wrap up

Rating: 3/10 (4 April 2015)

I'll keep it short here, as I believe a longer review would be useless to those who've seen the movie already and too much of a spoiler for those who haven't.
The atmosphere, the twists, the direction of the whole movie is intriguing, catchy and suggesting a climax of events and epiphanies which could have made it a cool thriller. But all is spoiled by absolutely incredible character profiles, implausible dialogs and exchanges between characters; the role of the police through their dialogs is absurd, an offense to the dignity of the uniform (save for the main policewoman, but also here only 50% decent). The plot doesn't hold, too many pieces of both sides of the story are good enough for a kindergarten detective, not for a bright audience. Everything, all characters, all scenes, all parts of the story suffer the same pathology. The development of the profiles of the main characters throughout the movie is approximate and in no way convincing. NO SPOILER, but the ending too is... well, not an ending. And I do like "not endings", if they let you linger in your inner dilemmas, but here it's just.. missing! OK, you want to sell it as a way to let the audience continue analyzing and speculating about it, fine, but this is no Basic Instinct nor anything close, here we're just talking The Hunger Games I without the II, III and IV.
Such a disappointment.