All well and good—and, again, damn near unquestionably sincere...

...gripping, intelligent directorial debut of TV personality Jon Stewart, who also wrote the screenplay, based on Bahari’s post-prison memoir, “Then They Came For Me.”

Gripping, humane and lighter than it sounds, Stewart’s first foray into directing suggests that he was right to quit the day job.

...Danish Kim Bodnia is the movie’s secret weapon as his tormentor, a tightly wound knot of fear and (self-)loathing whose fury toward his captive is fuelled by his own pathetically powerless circumstance.

Den tykpandede torturbøddel bliver både menneskelig og sågar elskelig i Bodnias solbrune skikkelse.

Stewart has created a humane black tragicomedy...