For two hours, Haggis' three loosely connected stories are moderately entertaining if a little heavy handed at times. And then the filmmakers perform a narrative twist that is hinted at during the film and may well come across as structurally "clever." Unfortunately, it has the effect of erasing any emotional investment in two of the stories and the characters therein and serves only to annoy. It is a narrative cheat the ruins what was a reasonably watchable film, robbing the actual resolution of any particular emotional heft - by this point most people will have checked out.

Good drama. 👍👍👍

Anna is a $itch. That's it, that's the comment.

A great film talking about distrust and the thought processes associated with it. Even though the film unnecessarily lays out everything for the audience in the final 2 minutes, most film critics and audiences still didn't even get it.

Oh my God! This is the worst movie I've ever seen well, here it is to the first thing I rated 1/10!