Love the way Hossain just gets straight to the point here, like lean 89 minute action-comedy film, and yet somehow manages to smuggle in some complex ethical situations and moderately deep philosophy. I’m not sure he fully succeeds with the climax, as I had trouble following the geography of the fighting and the outcome feels predictable (it also reminded me a lot of The Magicians’ battle sequences, where one side is often just too overpowered to keep things interesting).