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| Film review: Exam This is a claustrophobic, futuristic drama with an intriguing premise and a nice satirical jab at reality TV, writes Peter BradshawThis is a claustrophobic, futuristic drama with an intriguing premise and a nice satirical jab at reality TV. Sadly, there isn't much to follow and the ending is a frustrating let-down. Eight smartly-dressed young business types file obediently into an underground room, about to sit a top-secret examination. This is the final hurdle in the selection process for a hugely well-paid Âposition – an apprenticeship, perhaps – in a powerful, shadowy corporation. They have 80 minutes to answer the question and under the eye of CCTV cameras, the candidates turn over their papers, to discover that this is not an exam, more a chilling, Stanford-type experiment in mental torture. There are interesting ideas and scenes but also a shaggy-dog anti-climax. Still, Hazeldine is a talent to reckon with.Rating: 2/5ThrillerPeter Bradshawguardian.co.uk © Guardian News & Media Limited 2010 | Use of this content is subject to our Terms & Conditions | More Feeds guardian.co.uk |
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