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I'm surprised that there wasn't a tech on set who could have told people how electricity works.

Daniel Zelk Berk’s feature has all the essential ingredients of a political thriller - a moody grey-blue filter, a tingling, foreboding score and people throwing back whiskies while staring drearily into space.

Pete Travis works hard to bring John Wagner and Carlos Ezquerra's apocalyptic vision to life.

The proverbial buzz surrounding Juno is, like, totally justified.

Lousy Carter provides pleasant enough distraction in the moment but gives viewers very little to take away.

This tale of elderly amour, centering on a Jewish New York author, is sweet enough.

Undeniably, powerfully, tragic, a tale of ambition, bad decisions, cover-ups if not conspiracy - actual smoke-filled back rooms and dirt-road meetings notwithstanding - it is sympathetic to its protagonist but only so far.

What really hold the attention in this playful comedy are the central perfomances.

Painfully unimaginative