A British hooligan gets an unusual rehabilitation process in Heel, a highly intriguing but uneven thriller from Oscar-nominated Polish director Jan Komasa (Anniversary). What begins as a twisted kidnapping mystery sinks its narrative teeth deeper with sharp character exposition that gives a banner ensemble ample room to shine. The film keeps you glued to the screen in anticipation of big reveals despite several glaring problems that strain credulity. Heel’s superb tension then deflates like a balloon in a somewhat disappointing final act which purposely leaves many questions unanswered. You’re left appreciating the film’s finer points, but wanting a better resolution after such a strong first act.
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