Netflix writes (on TV - not on computer, the texts differ)
In this fast-paced spy thriller....
Hmm..., I could undo the seatbelt, however, because "fast-paced", now not so for me. Nevertheless, the cast does its job well, a very sympathetic Alexandra Masangkay, as a Filipino worker, Luis Tosar, I see since "The Minions of Midas" quite like and Arón Piper you know together with Georgina Amorós from "Élite".
The story is quite solid, quieter than expected but with several plot lines and leads the one or the other viewer sometimes on the slippery slope.
Basically, the agent Luis Tosar is in the foreground here with the moral question of how far he is willing to go. He manages to embody warm-heartedness and brutality in one person and until the end you don't know where the development with him is going.
Action should not be expected from this, but those who want to get involved in various machinations of the secret service and their consequences would have an alternative to the usual agent films with this film.
------------ Conclusion: Quite good - can be done.
The story is quite solid, quieter than expected but with several plot lines and leads the one or the other viewer sometimes on the slippery slope.
Basically, the agent Luis Tosar is in the foreground here with the moral question of how far he is willing to go. He manages to embody warm-heartedness and brutality in one person and until the end you don't know where the development with him is going.
Action should not be expected from this, but those who want to get involved in various machinations of the secret service and their consequences would have an alternative to the usual agent films with this film.
------------ Conclusion: Quite good - can be done.