Not great cinematography, not a very original plot, but a real one, and reality hits hard and don't look pretty. I must admit that this film worked for me. I loved the moments of confusion and madness through out the film and the pace, shooting and storytelling unfolded effortlessly for such a kind of film ( real-time action ) I sat down to watch it with very few expectations and I liked the docu/film approach, considering it is based on the main character's real life events.

A poignant and hard hitting tour de force from Matthew A Brown.

Very bad acting at times cheesy as if a group of freinds got together to film on their smartphone.

The main actor Has no charisma or any purpose and looks terrible physically not convincing as a goon more like a dish washer restaurant worker.

Albanian criminals don't act like that they are a lot quieter and way more organised as they work with everyone as money sees no colour.

They have to keep a low profile most of the times as there is a big risk of deportation if caught.

Whoever is the Director /producer hasn't done his/ her homework to have any understanding of their world just assumed things.