MOVIE REVIEW: We see if we need to feel sorry for reviewing thriller 'The Apology'

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The Apology is a hard film to review as its simple-but-captivating story is best left unspoiled. All you really need to know is it’s a thriller and the general plot sees recovering alcoholic Darlene (Anna Gunn) marking the 20th anniversary of her daughter’s disappearance at Christmas time when her estranged former brother-in-law Jack (Linus Roache) unexpectedly arrives on her doorstep.

With its single house location and miniscule cast, The Apology is reminiscent of a stage play - and like theatre’s best, heavily relies on the quality of its cast.

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The pair have a past and endure just about every emotion imaginable as the unforgettable winter night unfolds. The only other main cast member is Janeane Garofalo ( Gretchen ), an actress I have always been a fan of, and the New Jersey-born star plays a small-but-important part in proceedings.