Traffickers

I was surprised, I thought the 8.8 was probably a fictional rating but I really enjoyed it. Its definitely not the best acting, but the dialogue is well written and its a good story.

I don't have anything really more to say about it, but I have to write more lines so here they are.

Having seen the director's previous film, this one surpassed my expectations. The film follows a group of young drug dealers in rural Pennsylvania as they struggle to keep their empire afloat and deal with the challenges of rival dealers.

The acting was fantastic as it was fleshed out with mostly actors who are new to the scene. They all conveyed a sense of honesty and gravitas reserved for more seasoned actors and filmmakers. Using some high end camera equipment, the movie looks beautiful and was edited well.

The plot revolves around a dealer and his cohorts being approached to do a deal with a new buyer and how some behind the scenes scheming ends up in tragedy. You feel the loss in their performances and sympathize with their plight for revenge, regardless of it's moral and legal implications down the road.

Very well acted overall, some nice twists and turns along the way. I look forward to seeing Sean Roberts future films, he has a knack for this.