You won't be disappointed!

Powerful

Pretty good movie overall. First half was nothing special but it got better as it went along.

By the time the dramatic fireworks start popping off, each one feels earned.

The shocking true story of a man falsely accused of convicted of rape, having to deal with a crime he did not commit, the prison systems and some pretty hardened criminals. Down to earth, one man's story, to find justice and peace.

Through laughter and tears this true story is incredibly impacting. Step into the cinema with a box of tissues and an appetite for the raw edge of life. You will come out more enlightened to the other side of the story and have a deeper desire for justice. It embraces passion, victory, courage and truth. The depth of a mans heart is exposed and what is revealed is staggering and unexpected considering his circumstances. Choice of leading roles Martin Sacks (Jimmy Cove) and Nathan Wilson (Will McIntyre), were excellent. Its incredible to see our Actors on the big screen, what a great Australian film. Well done to director Mack Lindon in his great venture bringing this story to life. Don't miss this film!

Badly written and poor acting accentuated by terrible continuity and not so subtle religious undertones. This movie looked like it was done by a talentless group of first year cinematography students on a very restrictive budget. The plot was completely unbelievable which was surprising considering it was suppose to be based on a true story. The characters expressions didn't seem to match the words that where coming out of there mouths or the situations most of the time. I couldn't stomach more than half of this dribble and had to walk out of the theater fast before my anger at having spent money to watch this amateurish attempt at film making got the better of me and I demand a refund from the pimpled face kid behind the ticket desk. Save your hard earned money and time. Steer clear. You have been warned.

The acting was worse than awful by absolutely everyone. the timing of each actors deliver was late, almost as if someone was shouting their lines across at them. Their expressions were often contrary to the situation and their forced expressions were in fact painful to watch. The tracks used to supplement the movie were reminiscent of the tackiest 80's b rate movies. Considering it was based on a true story it is disappointing that all concerned could not do it more justice. Talking of justice, the court scenes at the end are probably the worst acting I have ever seen. It seemed as if all the actors had literally been picked up off the street that day and asked to read some lines to camera. All in all a teenager with an iphone could produce better. Don't waste your time.