Sounded so boring - it really isn't

Rating: 9/10 (28 March 2018)

A woman, who is frustrated by the lack of progress by the local police, takes matters into her own hands.
I was not looking forward to this it sounded like a boring documentary.
It really isn't.
First off this is a comedy.
The characters in this film are only about 80% realistic.
They can be overly stupid, prejudiced, intolerant and explosively reactive.
By making the characters not completely realistic allows room to explore some real life issues and have an engaging, funny story.
Watching this, I found the story plods along showing the troubled lives of the main characters then - bam!! - something totally unexpected and extreme will happen that had me on the edge of my seat.
I liked the way that although the characters are majorly flawed there is no polarisation of good and evil, which is rare in a modern culture when people can be quickly and indelibly branded as evil for making a single comment.
The film does have a lot of racist language in it that can be uncomfortable and there is a small amount of violence.