To coin a phrase, a true 'hidden gem'.
Diane Keaton, who's one of those famous actresses where you can hardly remember any of their films, plays a thespian hired to be the girlfriend of a dead terrorist, in a slick, uncompromising thriller which starts off slow but gets progressively more exciting as it goes on.
The acting is top notch, the unlikely plot advances in such a well delivered way to make even the most implausible of events believable and the bittersweet ending is one I'll remember for a long time. It's two hours of riveting suspense and action, and worth far more than it's current status as a unknown treasure. 7/10
Diane Keaton, who's one of those famous actresses where you can hardly remember any of their films, plays a thespian hired to be the girlfriend of a dead terrorist, in a slick, uncompromising thriller which starts off slow but gets progressively more exciting as it goes on.
The acting is top notch, the unlikely plot advances in such a well delivered way to make even the most implausible of events believable and the bittersweet ending is one I'll remember for a long time. It's two hours of riveting suspense and action, and worth far more than it's current status as a unknown treasure. 7/10