The Imposters – Movie Review
Director: Nicholas Winter
Writer: Nicholas Winter (Screenplay)
Cast
- Marie Everett (What Happened to Monday)
- Chynna Walker (Hello in Here)
- Julia Haworth (The Crown)
- Amanda Michaud
- Tegan Mordt
Plot: Maya meets the enigmatic Hattie. They fall for each other, but soon, things begin to unravel as Maya realises that Hattie has ulterior motives and everything is not as it seems.
Runtime: 1 Hour 28 Minutes
There may be spoilers in the rest of the review
Story: The Imposters starts when Maya (Everett) is offering tutoring lessons, and her partner Anna (Mordt) is getting jealous of her attachment to a younger student. Meanwhile, Maya meets Hattie (Walker) to whom she has an instant connection. Maya takes up an offer to have a vacation, while her workload can wait.
It lets Maya have a break and escape from the troubles she finds herself in. However, she learns that Hattie has another plan for her once she has her alone in Spain.
Verdict on The Imposters
The Imposters is a thriller following a tutor who meets a new woman. She sees it as a connection and takes up an offer to visit her in Spain. However, she learns that something has been planned for her.
This movie shows how someone’s life can be turned upside down by an incident. It shows that people will see it from different angles and want to understand what happened. This creates a cat-n-mouse game to see who has the best story to tell and who is the person we should trust. It creates an excellent story and one that you truly don’t know what the truth will end up being.
Where to Watch
The Imposters is heading to UK digital on 25 November courtesy of Reel 2 Reel Films.
Final Thoughts – The Imposters keeps you guessing till the final shot.
