The best thing about this film is the relatively short runtime --too many films fill two hours these days that do not need to or benefit from it. The script is so-so. The editing is spotty. But the second best thing is strong performances from all three leads, Rapace, Kinnaman and Messina. They manage to maintain the taut suspenseful drama all the way through. Rapace has another go at her somewhat typecast vengeful victim characters, and I could not take my eyes off her, as usual. The players earned all 8 of the 10 possible stars for me, and I was ultimately glad I accidentally found this on Hulu though I had never heard of it.
Review of The Secrets We Keep
