Reality

A psychological conversation-driven political piece. Sydney Sweeney has perfect control over what she wants the viewer to feel, I can litterally see her thinking about the answers she's giving the interrogators. The body language is golden, the tension keeps escalating and all it really is, is a game of who's going to break first between the two parties. Great interrogation material, I was feeling very stressed. I like that the dialogue that's given is a word for word of the real life recordings so it gives you the real story. We're given just enough information at the beginning to get attached to the mystery—it was a mystery for me sinse I went in blind, made the experience better I believe. Brilliant acting, claustrophobic in every way, perfect runtime length and sooo uncomfortable. The intention/message behind the movie is clear by the end but it still left me with a bunch to think about which is a big plus.

[Filmin] A spy film that takes place between four walls and with three main characters, through a tense interrogation that reflects the perversity of the regulations. Possibly it works better in its play format, because Fox News' inclusions around the story serve the function of making too obvious what is already clear in the verbatim transcript of the interrogation. There is a certain obsession with constantly highlighting that it's a literal transcription, which sometimes harms the ability of the development of the interrogation to make the viewer feel the tension of the interrogated person.