Convoy presents itself as a stark Polish crime story that explores what happens when someone stares too deeply into darkness. People who regularly encounter depravity, brutality, mortality, and dishonesty often find themselves transforming into the very things they despise. This is precisely what occurs with the prison transport officers who come to believe the prisoner under their supervision deserves to die. A certain irony permeates the narrative, and the story’s conclusion effectively brings all the unsettling elements together. It's worth noting that this film contains disturbing scenes and isn’t suitable for those easily upset or faint of heart. Ultimately, it’s a bleak, gritty, stimulating, well-structured, and captivating motion picture.

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