Faultline

Faultline is a gripping indie thriller that hits the sweet spot between emotional drama and suspense. The story pulls you in, and the performances, particularly the leads, are incredibly strong, authentic and connected.

The film has a great balance of tension and heart, and it keeps you guessing without ever feeling forced. It kept me on the edge of my seat!

If you're into character-driven thrillers with a strong emotional core, Faultline is definitely worth a watch. With incredible performances, real emotion, and just the right amount of suspense, it's a great reminder of how powerful and fresh indie films can be.

I really enjoyed Faultline. It was a great showcase of the talent Canada has to offer, both in front of and behind the camera.

The central mystery of the movie was well-crafted, helped by the grounded performances of the actors, and had me engaged in the story.

As mentioned, all actors delivered very good performances. The dynamic between the leads of Stacie Harrison and Kirsten Lankester helped create a believable relationship between the characters of the two sisters and helped get me invested in the mystery of the movie. The supporting cast was great as well and helped create a believable world.

I would really recommend giving this movie a watch. It is a great indie film that showcases Canadian filmmakers who can craft mystery dramas that are compelling and on the same level of some its Hollywood counterparts. Great job to all those involved.

Enjoyed the suspense. Love « who done its » especially when you cannot guess the outcome from the very start - interesting intrigue and interaction between the characters. They managed to hold our attention and keep us guessing. Good acting by all parties; enjoyed the intertwined dramas throughout especially between the sisters. The cinematography was well done. Having lived in Calgary and travelled to the UK many times, it's always fun to recognize familiar grounds. Although at times the « suspense » music sounded tinny and Scott's British accent seemed to be waining, would not hesitate to recommend this Canadian film 😊