McShane is as great as ever in this quiet, almost somber movie about a hitman waiting for a job in Fuerteventura.
The direction is very promising from Gonzalo Lopez who, from what I can see has done nothing of note but here seems to be inspired by The Hit or The American. It's artistic rather than arthouse and had me hooked for the first forty minutes or so. The movie then drifts a little before its climax and ending that will keep you guessing.
The cinematography of the the Canary Island is great and the supporting cast is excellent.
As said there are slow segments, but stay with it. I think it's worth it.
The direction is very promising from Gonzalo Lopez who, from what I can see has done nothing of note but here seems to be inspired by The Hit or The American. It's artistic rather than arthouse and had me hooked for the first forty minutes or so. The movie then drifts a little before its climax and ending that will keep you guessing.
The cinematography of the the Canary Island is great and the supporting cast is excellent.
As said there are slow segments, but stay with it. I think it's worth it.