Had Mr. Croudins focused more on Mitch's desire to distance himself from a wrong-side-of-the-tracks upbringing - and less on ticking genre boxes - his movie could only have been the better for it.

Contrived and predictable yet fairly tense ...

It moves fast (a rare quality for a contemporary thriller), but doesn't end up going anywhere interesting.

The main story arcs are done well and explores some pretty tough territory that we’ve seen before, but it plays it a unique way that’s pretty rare.