A tragedy and human interest film. A nice tight little film with largely believable roles except for the mobster's wife. But since people do stupid things every minute of the day, I can't call it unrealistic. I found it entertaining to the end. Taking the low budget into account, and given the few sets and limited characters, it's almost brilliant. The negative for me is that it's not terribly interesting. But it's better than average for what it is. A human interest story . It stars the same guy who wrote and directed it. That's impressive for a film that holds its own for 90 minutes among other higher budget movies. J.
Review of Burn
