
Jake Gyllenhaal anchors a tight phone-call thriller that can’t quite justify its setup
A man in a chair, a single phone line, and a woman in real danger — a tight thriller, anchored by Gyllenhaal's performance.


A man in a chair, a single phone line, and a woman in real danger — a tight thriller, anchored by Gyllenhaal's performance.

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