We Are Monster

I'm not sure how to rate this really. The plot is gripping, but that's easy since it's based on true events. The set-up is also solid: few characters and the (sometimes too) slow pace give an impression of solitude and boredom in prison. But the monologues and acting are far from flawless and Alexander fails at a role that would be challenging even for A-league actors. Summed up, there's a good core hidden in this kinda messy movie.