Relay (Netflix)

[g5000]

Are you an employee of a corporation guilty of malfeasance? Do you have hard evidence of their misconduct in your possession? Did you try to get your employer to do the right thing and now you are on the run, pursued by hired heavies who want to silence you?

Have you decided you will stay silent and give back the documents if they will just leave you alone?

Then you need to call the number for the Tri-State Relay Service, and an anonymous intermediary will make the deal for you. You get a big payout, your former employer gets the documents, the intermediary keeps a copy which will go to the authorities and the press if the company fails to hold up their part of the bargain, and everybody walks away happy.

Enter Sarah Grant, former employee of Cybo Sementis Research Institutes. She has proof the company is about to release a new type of genetically modified wheat which will harm or kill a certain percentage of the world's population when it is released for sale. The deaths will be untraceable back to the company.

Cybo has been harrassing Sarah and she just wants it all to go away.

This movie centers around Sarah Grant and the anonymous intermediary who goes to great lengths to protect her and get the deal done.

RT gives a critic rating of 82% and an audience rating of 89%. I'd say that's about right.

 

[iamwhatiseem]

I forgot about this one, we wanted to see it.

 

[citygator]

Wife and I will watch it sometime this week. I considered seeing it in the theater but never made it.

 

[rosends]

pretty good movie. First half is more cerebral then it gets a bit confusing.