Cameron Lee Horace and Miles Gibson have created a fascinating narrative that will stir conflicting emotions from the audience. Sophie Colquhoun’s performance is highly commendable – her ability to portray brazen mischievousness is highly entertaining. Despite a limited performance from Claudia Lindemann, a worthy mention is due for bringing a sense of empathy to the flawed character. The film is finely shot in black and white – without jeopardizing overall quality – a smart move that brings weight to the 1950s era. A pleasant watch that is well deserving of your precious 22-minutes. Highly recommended.