Ok during a special school film week our group was invited to see the mind expnading film ‘Tell no lies’. Ok as first I was expecting a dull love film with clever cerebal aspects but to be honest I was quite suprised. I stumbled in on a clever and compelling film exceeding my expectations and not boring me instantly in may seat.
The story follows young doctor Alex struggling to get over the apparent murder of his loving wife Margot. On the eighth year anviersary of Margot’s death Alex recieves a mysterious email with a live link to a train station the chilling image of Margot fleeting past. As Alex begins to unravel the sticthing of a much darker secert all around him things begin to go horribly wrong as he founds himself being pursued by the law on trumped up charges of beating a mysterious group of cloak and dagger killers, while struggling to grapple around the dark life his Margot has lived and possibly is still living…In terms of pace this chugs along slowly to it’s Western genre counterparts yet is compelling enough to wacth to the end without loosing you’re attention. What also makes this stand out from it’s the Western thriller or action genre is the more cerbeal dialgoue take on the genre. You’re going to need to keep up with the torrent of subtitle but is deffinately worth doing so. However the actions scenes aren’t anything to shout about but tend to be clever and suitable to the skill set of docotor who chain smokes. Each character seems to have sutiable purpose in the script and none conforming to a stereotype without having a clever cerbeal outlook to the character, like the police detective obessed with energy conservation.
Overall this film is worth it’s two hour show time just come in with you’re brain engaged and a taste for some clever writing and humour and probaly some of the most inspirational and noble traits being expertly played out on the screen.