 109 Seeds |  100 Leechers |
| Language: Eng Runtime: 92 min Audio: 5.1 Subtitles: French Resolution: 1280x720 Frame Rate: 23.9 fps Video Bitrate: 5228 Kb/sec Audio Bitrate: 384 kbps | Torrent Size: 815 Mb |
| Year: | 2013 |
| Genre: | Drama, Thriller |
| Director: | Andrew Douglas |
| Starring: | Jamie Blackley, Toby Regbo, Joanne Froggatt |
Review: The story centers around two young boys Mark (Jamie Blackley) and John (Toby Regby). The beginning of the film we learn that Mark is building relationships online and Rachel (Jamie Winstone) set an open dialogue for quite some time, when Mark delves deeper into the relationship that once he starts to lead the rest of the chat room, and that includes Kevin (Mingus Johnston), Rachels abusive boyfriend and Janet (Liz White), who claims that MI5 agent. Rachels request Mark also keeps John, Rachels younger brother and that Mark Stock class. two boys start to get sucked into this world of Internet chat rooms, which ultimately leads to knife each other. the audience is left with the question as too why it is what Detective Inspector Sarah Clayton (Joanne Froggatt), also trying to figure out through the film. While he unravels the mystery of what led to the incident, the evidence brings light mark acted alone and that he was instructed to do order.What really gives the film two actors Jamie Blackley as Mark was perfect for the role of athletes known as jock Toby Regbo was as awkward boy in school that everyone picked on. Modern brands to fascination and its relationship online and problems that come with it, begin to see how much of a negative effect is that in his life off the internet and in the creation of today feel like in a sense some people may possibly also is also connected. I loved the direction it is going and pacing is good. Some may start slow but works well with this type of film. hidden things that contributes to the atmosphere are well maintained til the end of the film. Those who are familiar with the story can appreciate those unfamiliar twists and just need to be reminded of is loosely based on a true story, but I for one was satisfied with the final product. Overall I believe this film is worth a look if you're looking for mystery, drama, thriller, and a bit of coming of age story.
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