The intentions are good for this director who wanted to describe all the ugliness of the human mind, the disgusting behaviour or people using social networks to harm other folks. And the director uses the homosexuality topic and competition sport settings to bring this message. But there are unfortunately too many clichés here to be really effective. And I don't speak of the bomb sequence - which we could feel the "entry" at the beginning of the movie, like a thriller, which this feature is not. I repeat, the film maker put too many things here, too many. And he also wanted to show that mass murderers, carrying bombs or fire arms, were not always necessarily ISIS extremists terrorists. But the film is very agreeable to watch, the directing OK for me, and the characterization good too.
Review of 1:54
