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The film isn’t without its flaws. The first 10-15 minutes suffer from some low-budget telltale signs—hammy accents, uneven acting from supporting cast, and a shaky introduction that initially misleads viewers into expecting a different tone. However, once the prisoners escape into the wilderness, the film finds its rhythm and becomes genuinely gripping. The shift in dynamics, problem-solving in the face of environmental hazards, and the harrowing choices made along the way keep the narrative compelling until the surprising, memorable ending.