This film really challenged me to put down my phone and not check my news feed every 20 minutes. I was absolutely glued to the screen because of the intriguing story and interesting characters. The cinematography is breathe taking and the music is worthy of mainstream recognition. Once the film finished I was left feeling as if I was in a void - not happy or angry but rather just "there" I really do think this is what the director wanted. Throughout the film we get presented with the notion of life not going in the exact direction we plan it to go in. The ending left me feeling exactly that. And rather than taking the easy way out and delivery a cliché ending, the director leaves it to the audience to feel their own emotions and really allows you to get into the characters psyche. The film reminded me of Gone Girl and reading the films spec, they did a great job for $150,000. Would highly recommend.

Not a very good movie. The acting is mediocre at best. The worst thing about the movie was the lighting. Everything is dark. Even when it's daytime, it's still quite dark.

I actually couldn't tell this wasn't a professional production with a big budget. A huge credit to the team behind this Aussie indie thriller.

The way the story twists and turns kept me hooked right until the final moments. It's clever, it's thrilling, the cinematography is beautiful, you can tell every element of the film has been thought out and planned skillfully and passionately.

It's clear that this feature has been brought together by a team that are passionate about what they do but that also have the skill, dedication and drive to tackle a project that could measure up to those coming out of the big studios.

This may just be the film that makes the world pay attention to independent productions coming out of Melbourne.