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Truly defies classification.

While it is big on atmosphere and features crafty camerawork it is running on empty when it comes to plot.

Both words of the title loom large together and apart and are sprinkled into the smallest verbal and non-verbal exchanges.

A delicious exercise in controlled, cathartic anarchy.

Jokes are low-brow but delight audiences easily enough to give the film international appeal.

None of this is very interesting, but the action does make up for it in part.

A timely and well-executed thriller

The microcosm of the children's world is exceptionally well drawn.

The film is replete with tension, and director Anders Walter incorporates some nerve-racking sequences.

Has a dark, post-Apocalyptic feel to it, with a vibrant artistic life.

This gentle tale of love in the face of the threat of war could do with a bit of rocket propulsion itself.

For a short while I thought this might be an entertainingly bad film. It isn't.

Everything feels contrived, overblown and - perhaps the worst sin you can lay at the door of a psychological thriller - utterly predictable.

Van Heijningen Jr tragically fails to exploit our fear of the unknown and the potential tension of the paranoia-stoking premise.