A government IT expert has discovered something horrendous. He and his partner are in hiding in a large house in Belgium awaiting the arrival of a journalist who they will whistleblow their information to. The paper has hired 2 security guards to stay with them until the interview is completed.
Sharp, witty, often tense and ultimately a bit scary. Set almost exclusive in the house this comes across very much like a chamber piece on stage. Most of the film covers the building relationship between the 2 security guards and how they are coming to the parting of the ways career wise and how they get on with the whistleblowers playing trivial pursuit etc.
The only downside to this neatly drawn piece is that it's extremely obvious where it's heading. This doesn't really spoil the story that much though and indeed the climax, whilst predicable, is still chilling.
Sharp, witty, often tense and ultimately a bit scary. Set almost exclusive in the house this comes across very much like a chamber piece on stage. Most of the film covers the building relationship between the 2 security guards and how they are coming to the parting of the ways career wise and how they get on with the whistleblowers playing trivial pursuit etc.
The only downside to this neatly drawn piece is that it's extremely obvious where it's heading. This doesn't really spoil the story that much though and indeed the climax, whilst predicable, is still chilling.