It’s true that the subject matter isn’t exactly lighthearted, yet there are two rather subtle portrayals from Zita Johann and Paul Cavanagh, a familiar face in smaller roles ("Governor"). The narrative focuses on young "Moran"—she had a difficult upbringing—who is now facing execution for something she didn't do. We mostly see the story unfold through flashbacks, revisiting the events and interactions that led her to…

It's a reasonably solid dramatic film, and Zita Johann gives a noteworthy portrayal, even if the promotional image has greater impact than what’s on screen; it tells an acceptable tale. **3.5/5**