That was a decent film with a strong act from Sarah Bolger and little bit gruesome. The bad guys were a little cheesy thought but the rest of the film counters it and films for me are becoming very predictable when films sometimes show items that end up getting used later in the film and comes out of a hidden location and you click on the location well before it comes out and you work out the ending before it happens and it wasn't that obvious but i did like the idea of it and it's something I've never seen used in a film but it didn't catch me out also the very end did have a good sense of humor.

Hard movie, a gem that probably you will never see. Very good performance amount of violence is balanced and the story is common. Enjoyed the outcome and how can someone go so fast to the other end.

I was so sure about the ending and that she will engage with him!

Loved the movie. Loved the actress. She looks like Natalie Dormer, but even more beautiful.

One woman's descent into the criminal underworld makes for a reasonably compelling story. Grim, gruesome, but also cathartic.

An awesome genre-mix of crime, thriller and social drama. I did enjoy Sarah Bolger in one of her previous roles (Emelie - https://trakt.tv/movies/emelie-2016) very much, but this was even better. The way she plays a widowed mother of two in a social hot spot was very convincing to me.

The plot is absolutely believable, [spoiler]I especially did like the moral dilemma the film put Sarah in, when there's a short time she seems to enjoy spending the money she indirectly made by helping to sell drugs[/spoiler] and shot in a very gritty and bleak Belfast (except for the interior of the house, which was shot in Belgium).


I also liked that the movie did not answer all questions [spoiler]whether or not Sarah's late husband was a drug dealer or not is up to the viewer to decide[/spoiler], which might not be everyone's cup of tea though.

Just when they weren't expecting it, their uppance did come!