Six Figures

Six Figures (2005)

  • 83% of critics liked it
    (6 reviews)

  • 9% want to see it
    (550 ratings)

Has the search for a better way of life sent a man into a murderous rage? A seemingly respectable husband and father faces this question in this independent drama. Warner (J.R. Bourne) and Claire (Caroline Cave) are a couple in their mid-thirties who've chosen careers that offer greater emotional… More

Unrated, 1 hr. 48 min.
Directed By
David Christensen
Genres
Mystery & Suspense, Drama

Critic Reviews

  • Joe Leydon, Variety

    Less a conventional whodunit than a trenchant psychological study, with an arresting lead performance by JR Bourne.

  • Peter Howell, Toronto Star

    Without making its intentions explicit or resorting to extremes, it presents a devastating portrait of the hazards of modern living, where the relentless quest for success and wealth can push the psyche over the edge.

  • Jason Anderson, Globe and Mail

    A smart and steely first feature by Calgary filmmaker David Christensen.

  • Steve Rhodes, Internet Reviews

    Underwritten and underacted, the movie drags from one long scene to the next. Since the characters all suffer from repressed emotions, we never come to care about any of them.

  • Louis B. Hobson, Jam! Movies

    It's Bourne's subtle and nuanced performance, and not the veiled whodunit nature of the plot that makes Six Figures compelling.

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