(Flash Review)
If you failed to assist a fellow human and come to learn they later died, how would you handle that emotionally? Well, this up and coming doctor chose not to help someone and after learning what happened to them is driven by regret to learn what happened. What facts and truths will she uncover? Will she be able to overcome her regret? What is an intriguing spark for a story is spoiled by being executed by what in my opinion lacks the spirit and inspiration of the medium of film. Riddled with bland cinematography and the film has about as much drama that can be contained within a child's toy tea cup. What some may describe as true real life portrayal (nothing wrong with that) just lacks any intrigue or any energy. There are dashes of momentary drama that partially refocuses the viewers interest but nothing that can hold it for the duration. This didn't work for me.
If you failed to assist a fellow human and come to learn they later died, how would you handle that emotionally? Well, this up and coming doctor chose not to help someone and after learning what happened to them is driven by regret to learn what happened. What facts and truths will she uncover? Will she be able to overcome her regret? What is an intriguing spark for a story is spoiled by being executed by what in my opinion lacks the spirit and inspiration of the medium of film. Riddled with bland cinematography and the film has about as much drama that can be contained within a child's toy tea cup. What some may describe as true real life portrayal (nothing wrong with that) just lacks any intrigue or any energy. There are dashes of momentary drama that partially refocuses the viewers interest but nothing that can hold it for the duration. This didn't work for me.