That said, The cinematography, score and cast performance are all terrific.Foxit’s PDF products are versatile enough for individual use or use at scale. It's only 88 mins which means there was room to extend it a little to give us more of a back story to the main characters. It's an extreme scene and somewhat uncomfortable to watch, but it provided some motive for what was happening up to that point. But it was because of the shocking reveal that the viewer could finally understand something about the blind man that made him more than just what he'd been shown to be to that point. The funny thing is, that was when the film was at its most interesting. There were probably at least 4 or 5 times during the film where I thought "why would the characters do this? Or how the hell is that possible?" Another issue relates to a revealing scene later in the movie where the film loses its conviction in its own idea and goes more mainstream. There is also a big problem with plot holes. Enough time wasn't spent to let us get to know the teenagers before the action began, which meant that I didn't really care too much about what happened to them. As for the boys, their back story was little to nothing. We see Rocky and her sister living in not great conditions at the start of the movie so we know she wants the money to create a better life for her and her sister. I think it's because of a lack of character development. However, it's not as engaging as it could have been as I felt a certain disinterest in the outcome of the thieves. And the way this theme was developed wasn't bad. In theory, with light they have the advantage, but without it the advantage switches. The central idea about the blind man and the way he uses his environment compared to the thieves is a good concept. This film was made on a relatively small budget and for that it deserves to be applauded. When a group of teenagers decide to rob the house of a blind man, they get more than they bargained for when they realise this won't be like taking candy from a baby.
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