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The film recounts a French woman s online infiltration of Muslim radicals in ways that are thoughtful but not harrowing. The barbarous cruelty of ISIS is depicted with restraint.
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MOVIE REVIEW by Richard Roeper PROFILE Two stars Amy ... Valene Kane Matt .. Morgan Watkins Bilel ... Shazad Latif
Focus Features presents a film directed by Timur Bekmambetov and written by Bekmambetov, Britt Poulton and Olga Kharina. Rated R (for language throughout and some disturbing images). Running time: 105 minutes. Opens Thursday in theaters.
Mainstream movies and TV shows told through computer screens have been a thing for a number of years now, most often in horror films such as The Den (2013) and Unfriended (2014), though arguably the most innovative and effective use of the technique was the Connection Lost episode of Modern Family in 2015, which is told through Julie Bowen s Claire via her laptop screen as she waits for her connecting flight at O Hare Airport. (One running bit had Cameron continually asking if Claire had remembered to pick up a tin of Garrett s cheese and caramel popcorn for him.)