England is undergoing a civil war in the near future. For the first 20 minutes, a woman is being tortured by the leader of the resistance, a group of immigrants demanding England return to its grace. Then we flash back 5 days earlier and we see the roles reversed.

Apparently, this is supposed to be some statement about the lack of integrity of government and factions in time of war. Ho-hum. Not overly entertaining watching people getting zapped in a chamber (no toilet) with an abstract discussion about a conflict that failed to make its point.

Guide; F-word. No sex or nudity.

A fairly basic story that has been explored in other films, unfortunately weighted down by an unsubtle political message poorly communicated.

The acting is good, the production values high and dialogue well delivered despite the bland script. I feel the actors really working hard to make the film gel, which makes it more the pity that it doesn't. After an hour of gratuitous torture I felt like the person in the box.

The experience wasn't going well and this gave me too much time to ask myself where this film was going? It was going nowhere...

This one is going to sink without trace having failed in its social message. What one is left with is an over articulated cerebral video nasty.

What did I just watch? Well for a start it was a complete bore-fest from beginning to the last second of the end.

Whoever wrote this needs to go back to writing school and the direction and acting was as ham-fisted as they get even though it had Oded Fehr in it and he was the only saving grace.

I am not even going to mention the quite obvious political agenda that has become so prevalent in the libtard PC agenda these days which seems to infiltrate every film now.

This is one of those completely tedious, overly pontificating, tedious British dramas trying to be the excellent Cube on a 10p and a bag of monkey nuts budget and it shows!

Avoid this if you do not want to be bored rigid!