Sovereign

Less entertaining, more educational. At the centre of this film is a reality that many of us would rather ignore than confront, out of fear or helplessness. The older I get, the more I realise how relevant the subject matter really is. We follow two fathers on opposite ends of the same spectrum (Quaid and Offerman), fighting for different ideologies: 'Government vs. The People.' The director wants us to question the rights and wrongs of both sides, and witnessing it firsthand, the corruption is very subtle yet extremely unnerving. The runtime was a little long, but the emotional punch was loaded, like watching a Venn diagram seamlessly collide into one.

heavy watch

Could’ve been better. It has an interesting idea but let down by the script and directing.

heavy watch

Less entertaining, more educational. At the centre of this film is a reality that many of us would rather ignore than confront, out of fear or helplessness. The older I get, the more I realise how relevant the subject matter really is. We follow two fathers on opposite ends of the same spectrum (Quaid and Offerman), fighting for different ideologies: 'Government vs. The People.' The director wants us to question the rights and wrongs of both sides, and witnessing it firsthand, the corruption is very subtle yet extremely unnerving. The runtime was a little long, but the emotional punch was loaded, like watching a Venn diagram seamlessly collide into one.

Could’ve been better. It has an interesting idea but let down by the script and directing.