100M Criminal Conviction

I can't understand what the point of this movie is, very slow storyline, not precise and clear on what it's aiming for. The acting of the actors which I think is very stiff. For the whole thing I conclude.

Acting : 4/10 story : 5/10.

Nice try, but far from any cigar.

First, 20 minutes into the movie any buff will see the plot a mile away. Secondly, though you try giving a chance, the sad sack directing and poor acting make that exceedingly difficult. That's only compounded by over-shot scenes which clearly needed editing.

The end result was a predictable story with little pace and boring acting, sans Thomas Joseph O'Neill who seems to have real talent. Kathi Selvakumar's hapless inexperience as a director was as much on display as Raji Nair's as a writer. Same for Carroll Chiramel's editing which might be OK for film shorts but not yet ready for prime time cinema.

If you're 15 and haven't seen a ton of movies, you'll probably like this one. But if you're anything close to a movie buff, don't be fooled by the fancy (but meaningless) title, slick artwork, suspensful-sounding description or Canadian production. Otherwise, have several cocktails ready for the pain and your smartphone nearby for distraction.

Boring and not even mediocre. Poor result from every angle. I was under the impression that this would be an outcome of a bunch of clueless first Semester Film school students. If so, my advice to them: "guys, movie industry is not for you!"

A story to be told and worth the watch.

This movie is set up within the glamorous world of fashion industry and the vengeance & innocence associated within it. The writing is predictable as like 'Midsommar', but the way its written transcends viewers to a gripping traumatic experience. The plot & production quality makes it worth the watch. The performance of the supporting actors is bearing evidence of how much thoughtful insights went behind the casting process. If you are a fan of psychological drama genre, This movie is for you

This movie can be personally connected in so many ways if you had ever undergone through domestic violence. And in that way this movie could be an eye opener for those naive innocence who often get wounded in the name of love. When seeing the end credits, it seems like crew from multi ethnicity contributed to this film. Such amalgamation of talents, gives a chance to voice their own version of stories irrespective of the background they are coming from. That's so special about Next Productions & Canadian Film Industry.

A decent watch, not something I would normally watch. But I am glad I did . Well scripted , the glamorous world and the vengeance connected with that and the traumatic experience caused by the bruises of love are explicited.kudos to Next productions👍👏🏼👏🏼👌