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Morse and Donovan hold us rapt in this clearly told tale about identity confusion. Full Review

Hartley fans will certainly see his influence, especially in dialogue and movement that are so precise as to feel choreographed. Full Review

Both Robert and Gus seem defined purely by their eccentric speech patterns, and it takes a while for the duo to register as anything other than acting-exercise conceits. But once the story takes a defiantly odd turn into thriller territory (really an excuse to hole up two talented thespians in a single location), the affected nature of the performances becomes a virtue. Full Review

The writing is relaxed in the right places and heightened to a largely effective degree when it counts. Full Review

Donovan, acting with ironic reserve, hands the movie to Morse, who makes his character the kind of crank you can care about just because he's so abysmally lost. Full Review