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The label sounded good. Exploitation from Bangladesh based on true events with an incredible 8.0 rating. I don't know if it's inflated because Bangladesh made a film at all or because it's based on a true story, but either way it's woefully lackluster. The story is simple, a family in lockdown is celebrating their daughter's birthday when five bastards break into their house with the intention of robbing them. It all ends in a gang rape and subsequent murder. I believe the media went crazy over this and I admit the act is horrific, but for the film itself to shock, they should have shown something. I wasn't expecting another A Serbian Film, but seeing that there is also censorship of bad language, and the fact that there is bad language in maybe every other sentence, it beeps so much in places that it's funny and annoying at the same time. Anyway, there is no explicit violence, everything is off camera and the film will shock maybe teen girls or people who have never seen any exploitation. I was amused by one 10pt review where someone with exclamation marks warns don't watch if you have a weak stomach, I wonder how the person in question would digest, say, I Spit on Your Grave. Cheap psychological drama. 3/10.
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