A Fraude

The only downfall to this movie is the fact that the ending left the audience with so many questions, and hopefully in the next film, those questions are answered. The film itself has some pretty decent acting, actors, and the storyline really played out well throughout the film process. Once again, it's the ending that could've been better, but I am open to seeing if there's going to be a part two and hopefully that film Circles back and completes the ending to the first one. I mean I would definitely recommend this film to you definitely keep an open mind and when it comes to independent filmmaking, you have to keep in mind that the directors or Director has a vision and you have to try to get in their shoes to have the full understanding.

Tom Berenger notwithstanding this movie is dark, dumb and depressing. Avoid at all costs.

It's 'toe the line', not "tow the line". I'm certain the script is equally as clever.

Can this leading man be this much of a dupe? Can he really trust this woman who is obviously a chronic liar and thief? Can the Tom Berenger character and this insurance investigating company boss really trust this beginner and not ask to see his surveillance recordings, especially in light of an astronomical bill to the client?

I really enjoyed this film! Well written, suspenseful and emotional.