What it means to find the truth
At the start of Dark Crimes Marton Csokas says that there is no truth. Truth is what you make of it. Remember that because it’s the theme of the film.<br /><br />The story is about Jim Carrey as a washed up Polish cop investigating an old case about a murder that happened at an underground sex club. Csokas who plays an iconoclastic writer is the main suspect.<br /><br />The movie deals with some really dark subject matter like showing how women were treated at the club. Carrey also has an obsessive personality and thinks he’s serving justice but he’s willing to do unsavory things to get his man. Thrown in with that is some power politics that cloud the case.<br /><br />This is definitely not the type of movie that you expect Carrey to star in but he does a fantastic job. It’s dark and it’s moody and not what you expect.
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