Wildcat

It's the blurring of boundaries that makes Wildcat more than just an excruciating series of intensifying scenes of torture, disorienting for the audience as well as the characters.

The film tips its hand a little early ... but Georgina Campbell, who won a BAFTA TV Award for Best Actress for 2014's Murdered by My Boyfriend, turns in a gripping performance.

While 'Wildcat' is meant to be a nerve-racking battle of wits, it remains pretty much a stolid intellectual exercise that never takes off.

Thoughtful drama on terrorists, that focuses on torture as a means of gathering information.

Georgina Campbell is so mesmerizing she elevates every aspect of this movie.

Downplaying the broader sociopolitical context, the film doesn't develop the characters sufficiently to raise the emotional stakes.

Wildcat is undoubtedly a tough film, but through these performances ... it's an effective one, too.

Fueled by Georgina Campbell's captivating performance, Wildcat is a taut drama with a thrilling final act.

A strong performance from Georgina Campbell makes up for its lackadaisical tone. Great final act.

It's a supremely dull offering, but for those electing to watch the film, keep in mind the final cut isn't anything like the movie the studio trying to promote.