I can listen to David O'Hara all day. His Scottish brogue bespeaks character. I was impressed by the story, though, admittedly, it's a bit slow to develop. Another reviewer mentions a "Jacob's Ladder" feel - and I would agree. It's worth watching for fans of psychological dramas or thrillers, that's for certain. True students of film will appreciate O'Hara's performance, which carries the film. Use of color throughout the film adds to the story. I was brought to a few tears in the end, but left feeling redeemed and grateful that I'm still alive and kicking. For those who have lost a child, this could very well be too much to bear unless you're ready to face your grief and sadness head on. Please be in a good space before watching alone. Overall, this film was a worthy effort by a number of professionals, and deserves its place in the film record.
Review of In Extremis
