All the Right Noises

The film constructs its narrative on the contrast between carefree flirtation and growing unease, using 1970s London as a backdrop for the protagonist's moral dilemma. It relies on Tom Bell's performance to convey the confusion of a man caught in an ethical trap of his own making.

What lingers after viewing is the bitter irony of the situation and a story that transforms from a romantic romp into an examination of responsibility. The film leaves you with uncomfortable questions rather than easy judgments. — MovieFinder Editorial