Master of the Game

Name: Master of the Game
Genre: Drama, Thriller
Released: November 12, 2004
Rating: 43

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Sunn Classic Pictures | Release Date: November 12, 2004 | R

Summary: In the closing days of World War II, a concentration camp escapee is recaptured by a quartet of Nazi Officers waiting out a storm in a remote woodland cabin. (Sunn Classic Pictures)

Director: Jeff Stolhand

Genre(s): Drama, Thriller

Rating: R

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Chris Gore

A gripping tale of survival and the kind of smart thriller that will gain much-deserved attention for both director Stolhand and actor/writer Uygar Aktan. Simply a stunning piece of filmmaking. Read full review

TV Guide Magazine Ken Fox

The pacing is suspenseful and acting is actually pretty good, even if accents are no one's strong suit. Read full review

Joe Leydon

There's a provocative premise at the heart of Master of the Game, but uneven acting, indifferent direction and melodramatic dialogue blunt pointed ironies. Read full review

V.A. Musetto

Provides a few minor thrills, but overall is talky and implausible. Read full review

David Blaylock

Director Stolhand gets a high-quality look on a minimal budget, but the script and acting are so amateurish. Read full review

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StephenS.

Mar 2, 2006

I loved this film! MOTG is not meant to be a historical rendition of wwII, but rather a psychodrama that offers a compelling ride if the viewer can relax left-brain chatter, suspend disbelief, and accept the premise of a role-reversal game. uygar aktan deserves recognition for offering us a I loved this film! MOTG is not meant to be a historical rendition of wwII, but rather a psychodrama that offers a compelling ride if the viewer can relax left-brain chatter, suspend disbelief, and accept the premise of a role-reversal game. uygar aktan deserves recognition for offering us a fresh, exciting storyline that kept me engaged after the production's conclusion.… Expand

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JamesSteal

Apr 14, 2011

It's quite strange how most of the users who gave this tedious Indie film a score of 10 all seem to have very similiar usernames. Skip this movie. I've seen it and it's absolutely awful.

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