Canadian film director known for tense, visually composed thrillers and science fiction films; directed Prisoners.

Born October 3, 1967.

The single review praises Prisoners as a mature, character-driven dramatic thriller that favors moral ambiguity over Hollywood simplicity. The critic highlights strong performances (Jackman, Gyllenhaal), bleak visuals and themes of paranoia and distrust. The film is compared to Zodiac and Mystic River and recommended to viewers who like tense, realistic thrillers.

For:Viewers who enjoy tense, character-driven thrillers and morally ambiguous stories; fans of crime dramas and mature, realistic films.

 America in “Prisoners” is a country in disarray, a forsaken land, a gray moor seemingly condemned to a progressive decline for an unstable future.

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