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All credibility and tension, manifested during the bulk of the film, is completely robbed at the final hurdle by a ludicrous ending.

Life changing events are signaled so far ahead that tear ducts have withered by the time they explode.

Fanning's sincere face in happiness and disbelief is the essence of the film.

This is a long, slow and supremely well-written film.

Mann creates a perfect balance of action and mood.

The performances are strong and the script by Ted Whitehead boned and lean.

Mullan brings a gruff, no-nonsense persona to his role, making Frank's emotional journey well worth taking.

Davies looks at questions of the soul, family, war, creativity and how to be true to yourself - all in stunningly beautiful images.

Right and wrong are blurry concepts here. What might mean justice for an individual could be devastating to the community.