If you can cut the premise a little slack, you might find a nice little film.

Absolutely terrible writing and dragged-out unnecessary dialogue

A story about a spy and a photagrapher, in a drama (thriller).

Interesting movie, but poor quality sound.

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If you really don't want to live, that's your problem. But the second you jeopardize my life, it becomes mine. And I have enough fucking problems, do you understand?

Sebastian Roché and Katia Winter in Negative (2017)

Simon Quarterman and Katia Winter in Negative (2017)

Katia Winter

Simon Quarterman

Sebastian Roché

Adam Gaines

A photographer unwittingly puts his life at risk by taking a former spy&apos;s picture.

Joshua Caldwell

Negative

Reasonable (Ex) Spy thriller ruined by the male lead

Not a bad movie, typical &apos;on the run ex-agent&apos; movie with a reasonable storyline. The acting is a bit one dimensional but, at least where Katia Winter is concerned, that seems more down to the script that has her talk like an automaton for the first 75% of the movie. I get get it, she&apos;s supposed to be a ruthless professional but it sounds too strained. The single most annoying thing that really spoils the movie though is the male &apos;lead&apos;. Seriously, a more pathetic excuse for an individual you&apos;ve never seen, immature, gutless and pathetic he literally does nothing but whinge and bleat throughout the entire movie. Obviously the story needs this individual to be &apos;normal&apos; and in awe of Natalie but his &apos;total 24/7 wimp&apos; persona was way overdone and makes him outright annoying to the point of spoiling the movie which would otherwise have been OK, but no more than OK.

After taking s a picture of a woman on the street, amateur photographer Hollis is shocked when she knocks on his apartment door and threatens his life. Demanding that he and the photograph must leave town with her or she will have to kill him, Hollis reluctantly obliges. While on the run, she reveals she&apos;s an ex-MI5 agent that double-crossed a Colombian Cartel. Just as she was about to escape for good, Hollis&apos; photograph of her surfaced and now the Cartel knows her whereabouts, and his.

Official Trailer

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Not a bad movie, typical 'on the run ex-agent' movie with a reasonable storyline. The acting is a bit one dimensional but, at least where Katia Winter is concerned, that seems more down to the script that has her talk like an automaton for the first 75% of the movie. I get get it, she's supposed to be a ruthless professional but it sounds too strained. The single most annoying thing that really spoils the movie though is the male 'lead'. Seriously, a more pathetic excuse for an individual you've never seen, immature, gutless and pathetic he literally does nothing but whinge and bleat throughout the entire movie. Obviously the story needs this individual to be 'normal' and in awe of Natalie but his 'total 24/7 wimp' persona was way overdone and makes him outright annoying to the point of spoiling the movie which would otherwise have been OK, but no more than OK.

A photographer unwittingly puts his life at risk by taking a former spy's picture.

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