Written and directed by Henry Bromell, Panic is delivered with straight forward efficiency. It's both a virtue and a fault of the screenplay. It's so direct that the road map of its course is plotted too clearly early on. This is Bromell's first feature directing effort, and it is an outstanding debut. The cinematography is elegant and compliments the simplicity of the script to perfection.
Locations likewise echo the thematic material.
Panic is a truly harmonious production. Panic just falls short of brilliance, but it is a solid entertainment. The acting is outstanding. Macy makes every move Alex makes totally convincing. Alex, through Macy's controlled effort, is a very sympathetic character, profession notwithstanding.