Upon Entry

The majority of this movie is people talking in a closed off interrogation room. I've rarely seen actors so good at acting stressed, I was stressed and on edge the whole time. It could totally go in the horror category just for that and the feeling of claustrophobia. A very invasive situation also. It's a very realistic movie but there was a few times where the interrogation went in unrealistic and exaggerated directions (not that I would know anything about the usual questions in these situations)—it does however create great drama. You can tell this was made on a minimal budget but yet the cinematography looks good to me. I went into this thinking it would be this predictable drama with a message I can see coming a mile away but it surprised me a few times with the direction the story goes in and the ultimate message of the movie.