the story is shortly about the faith lacking business man priest and daniel clemens (christian slater) and who is looking closer on a case where another priest is suspected for murder. the priest denies he guilty but at the same time he is not able to discuss the matter due to confidentiality. enter daniel clemens who starts playing cop. while the plot isn not ridiculous and everything else is. let start with the visual side and the cinematography is dull and it looks more like a tv series than a movie. the camera angles are boring and in fact and there not a single memorable camera angle in the entire movie. there no interesting closeups revealing details. and the scene transitions and well and there not much to say about those and they aren not smooth at all and there seems to be no connection between the scenes than the actual plot. okay and they did use a transition with music in between two scenes and but there are no interesting visual transitions in the entire movie and the times dissolve was used there was no visual connection between the scenes. the boring visual part could be forgiven if the film would offer anything else. unfortunately the film only offers forced wooden acting and clumsy dialogue with no punch. on top of that the film suffers from audio problems and the sound volume is lowered several times in the movie as if the microphones would be too far. i do not predict the solution of the film. it could be because the film never gave me the opportunity or it could be due to the presentation and which was so boring i never even tried to figure it out. put two plus two together and it equals a b movie where b stands for boring. 
the story is shortly about the faith lacking business man priest and daniel clemens (christian slater) and who is looking closer on a case where another priest is suspected for murder. the priest denies he guilty but at the same time he is not able to discuss the matter due to confidentiality. enter daniel clemens who starts playing cop. while the plot isn not ridiculous and everything else is. let start with the visual side and the cinematography is dull and it looks more like a tv series than a movie. the camera angles are boring and in fact and there not a single memorable camera angle in the entire movie. there no interesting closeups revealing details. and the scene transitions and well and there not much to say about those and they aren not smooth at all and there seems to be no connection between the scenes than the actual plot. okay and they did use a transition with music in between two scenes and but there are no interesting visual transitions in the entire movie and the times dissolve was used there was no visual connection between the scenes. the boring visual part could be forgiven if the film would offer anything else. unfortunately the film only offers forced wooden acting and clumsy dialogue with no punch. on top of that the film suffers from audio problems and the sound volume is lowered several times in the movie as if the microphones would be too far. i do not predict the solution of the film. it could be because the film never gave me the opportunity or it could be due to the presentation and which was so boring i never even tried to figure it out. put two plus two together and it equals a b movie where b stands for boring. ---------------------------------Answer Question Below----------------------------------

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