24 Hours with Gaspar starts promisingly and ends poignantly, but struggles through a lengthy middle act that suffers from pacing issues and a lack of memorable moments.

There's a ton of exposition, as if long, wandering explanations might help (they don't).

24 Hours With Gaspar is a decent thriller likely to keep you interested until the credits roll. It’s got an interesting premise, it’s visually sound, and the fight scenes are impeccably choreographed.

[While] I appreciate the concepts that are thrown around [in 24 Hours with Gaspar], the technical wizardry used to create a dystopian hellscape, and the performances extracted by Yosep Anggi Noen, I will forget about it in the next 24 hours.