Kajaki: Kilo Two Bravo

"It is a scrupulously realistic, painfully tense cinematic experience that doesn’t stint on the gore, the agony or the heroism, making for an impressive feature debut for director Paul Katis, who comes from a corporate filmmaking, advertising and television background."

"It’s an impressively disciplined affair that poses something of a marketing challenge to distributors tempted to pitch it as something more gung-ho than it is: Katis has effectively constructed an action film in which stasis is the most vital action of all."