Very tense and tidy siege movie - not really about Nazis.

Rating: 8/10 (27 April 2017)

A punk band witness a crime during a gig in an isolated club. The band and the club owners have a bloody stand off.
I was put off watching this because of the Nazi connection (I just didn't fancy angry white people spouting hate)but I needn't have worried. The Nazi elements are only for flavor and credibility - this could be any organised criminal gang.
The characters are great and easy to relate to. The action element is relatively short and to the point. The scope of the movie is small but intense. Patrick Stewart has a small part but predictably plays it with great gravitas and really adds something.
This movie is very efficient. It introduces the characters, lets you get to know them, puts them in peril, sets off the action, then ends. Perfect!
No bells or whistles here just good honest film making. Gore is relatively low, no sex or nudity.