I think this guy is a real up and comer. He really gets the sensitive side of acting. I really enjoyed watching him so much. Despite being the more temperamental one, the female lead, Nora-Jane Noone, played a great straight man opposite him. I think they both did a great job of delivering a very poignant message because every day any of us is faced with the opportunity to misjudge people, get sucked into road rage or just not look deeper or further than our hand in front of our face , so to say.
I won't issue a spoiler. I will say it was maybe the correct ending, but not the one I wanted.
One of the miracles of this is it seemed to convey a deeper story than most huge budget films while being a low budget film, which is fantastic for the modern day art of sharing a story that could make a difference.
It's sorta funny, but I could almost see these 2 actors switching it up and doing a Lucy and Ricky movie for us! I'd see it! I have for years wanted to see Esai Morales and Deborah Messing do it!
Review of Know Your Enemy
