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Knowing herself suffering from a dangerous disease, female killer Rose decides t complete an important contract and then retires to live in peace in the rest of her life. Can her wish turn into the truth?
The raw materials for a gutsy, gritty, fearless, fascinating thriller are here, but they amount to some intriguing individual parts and not a satisfying, cohesive whole.
It tells a story that would fit perfectly in a standard Hollywood action thriller, but it tells it in the grammar and syntax of an art film. The two sensibilities make no sense together.
August 03, 2006
Film Journal International
Despite assembling a talented cast and crew, Daniels is stymied here by a script that takes itself far too seriously.
It ... has an insistently fussy and grandiose production design that mistakes lavish textures, brilliant colors and exotic backdrops for story atmosphere and style.
August 04, 2006
I.E. Weekly
Aaron Spelling may be slapping his forehead, but a few cemetary plots over, 1950's melodrama king Douglas Sirk is smiling.