On the moral scales, guilty feelings are what guide people to atonement. ''A German- Jewish writer named Kurt Tucholsky wrote, 'The opposite of good is good intentions'. If I can simplify the To some, intent matters far less than actions.

To some, intent matters far less than actions. From then on, I was really, really disappointed.

Only the final 15 minutes of the film are the best of it. This is how the whole film is handled until we reach the final point where the dramatic knot unfolds. I say this because as the minutes pass you don't feel that something is happening, you don't feel that the characters are being caught because in one way or another the villagers in the town where they committed the crime always seem to know more than the main characters but they never seem to be sure of what they know and thereby to act accordingly. But the way narrative handles things and consequent events is just terrible because the suspense and tension are some of the worst I've seen in a film. The story itself, if someone talks to you about it, you will find it interesting. I'm being honest nothing ever happens with the exception of the murders that drive this narrative. Honestly I questioned myself how it is that it received such good opinions because this original Netlfix film seemed an absolute disappointment since in most of it's running time nothing happens. I was tricked by the trailer of this film and the good reviews it received. This review contains spoilers, click expand to view.

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