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Breakdown

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The movie follows Alfie Jennings, a professional contract killer who spirals towards the brink of madness as his past catches up with him. His work compromised as he reaches breaking point, he is forced to defend his family from his ruthless employers.
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Radio Times
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January 15, 2016

It's not the most original of premises, but Fairbrass proves a rugged presence and Cosmo is a terrifying villain.
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Independent (UK)
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January 14, 2016

[A] creaky, low-budget exploitation thriller.
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The List
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January 11, 2016

Malachi lacks the chops to realise his admirable ambitions; his debut doesn't so much conk out, as never really get going.
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Observer (UK)
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January 17, 2016

This generic Brit-crim thriller finds Craig Fairbrass's enforcer troubled by ghoulish visions after a lifetime of hardened career carnage.
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The Sun (UK)
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January 14, 2016

This runs out of firepower long before the credits.
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Times (UK)
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January 15, 2016

Nutty, overblown, occasionally nasty and ultimately tedious.
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Guardian
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January 14, 2016

Breakdown becomes more and more preposterous and embarrassing as it goes on.
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