Calibre

A propaganda piece for the two-eyed shooting movement.

This was alright. Does a good job tightening the noose as it builds to its grim, inevitable conclusion. That's pretty much all it does though, there's nothing going on thematically to elevate it above its base premise.

The "unraveling" is done pretty well, but it has too many of those sigh-of-relief moments. The scene with the main accident was done really interestingly, in a way that made you aware of how quickly and easily things can go wrong.

The plot itself is unique and eye-catching, but the pacing ruins it entirely. The very beginning and end make you genuinely fear what will become of the protagonists and will stick with you long after you've watched it. However, as promising as the plot is, the majority of it was uneventful filler. Out of an hour and forty minutes, around forty minutes actually pertained to the story.