Know Your Enemy

2019
1h 24m

IMDb RATING

5.5/10

158

YOUR RATING

Maury Sterling, Nora-Jane Noone, and Farshad Farahat in Know Your Enemy (2019)

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A Middle Eastern man invades the home of a young, affluent couple as a result of a road rage incident, and the results are a tense exploration of their preconceptions and misconceptions.A Middle Eastern man invades the home of a young, affluent couple as a result of a road rage incident, and the results are a tense exploration of their preconceptions and misconceptions.A Middle Eastern man invades the home of a young, affluent couple as a result of a road rage incident, and the results are a tense exploration of their preconceptions and misconceptions.

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IMDb RATING

5.5/10

158

YOUR RATING

36User reviews

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Maggie
(as Bruce Bundy)

Nick Boraine

Steve

Danny Boushebel

Amal

Atif Hashwi

Hamid

Zachary Haynie

Joey

Naya Mousa

Naya
(as Naya Abou Mousa)

Marwan Naji

Kareem

Nancy Sandoval

Housekeeper

Julia Sanford

Rose

Director
- Randy Feldman
Writer
- Randy Feldman
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5.5158

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9jason-scepter

Gritty home invasion film

Know Your Enemy is about a Middle Eastern man who goes crazy after being cut-off while driving. His rage goes beyond the moment as he seeks to make the people in the car who cut him off pay. He follows the couple in the car to their home, where he confronts them. With a gun. Great indie film.

8kjs1144

Tense and Captivating

Know Your Enemy is a fantastic drama triggered by a road rage incident. The story is very well written, and keeps the viewer's attention throughout the entire runtime. The twists and turns will make you think and it will challenge you. I really liked the use of flashback. The camerawork is smooth and stylish. Great direction also. And of course, the actors give understated, powerful performances. Check it out!

8debijohess

Goes Deep

This film gets deep and gritty. The premise of a middle eastern man cut off in traffic and following the Caucasians home to confront them is just the beginning of a telling unraveling of intricacies that make up the plot points of this well produced filmed indie. I was very impressed with how the director prevented the basically one location story not to get dull or boring but keeps the viewer engaged the whole way through. With even a surprise twist of sorts. Well done to all cast and crew. Give it a watch and see indie filmmaking at it's finest.

thejhorton

tense

Good mostly single location drama/thriller.

The opening shot lays out the geography of the house nicely. So there's no confusion to where any of the action takes place later. The acting is solid. And there's some nice chemistry between three leads.

The intruder looks a bit like Oscar Issacs, so it's go that going for it right off the bat. There's plenty of long takes and shots, which helps ratchet up the suspense nicely. They make great use of the location, but this is the actor's show al the way

9jblockbuster

Intense thriller in a very confined space

The film started off with me thinking this is a sort of cliche hostage type thriller, using race related stereotypes. However, I was then dragged into the story of the main characters, who's acting is simply magnificent.

We are almost the entire film in one location. The confined space helps to even drag us further into the lives of the protagonists. Slowly their story enfolds, cultural clashes intensify the conflict. I won't go any further, otherwise I'd spoil it :) But I think this is definitely worth watching!