A story about manipulation
James Clayton (Colin Farrell) is a talented tech programmer. During the opening credits it shows that his father was a CIA officer who died in Peru. Walter Burke (Al Pacino) knew his father and uses that to recruit him into the Agency. That’s the start of the story which is about manipulation.<br /><br />The first part of the movie is establishing the relationship between the two main characters. One the one hand Clayton is put into all kinds of compromising situations by Burke and told they’re all part of the program. The point of these exercises is to teach Clayton that mind games are all part of espionage. At the same time Burke starts playing the role of mentor and father figure to Clayton, something that he’s always been looking for. This creates a dilemma for Clayton. He wants to believe in Burke but he’s just been trained to trust no one. Obviously being a spy is all about deception which is what troubles Clayton. He doesn't know if he can have confidence in another person ever again because he fears the whole world is about manipulation.<br /><br />The story is strong and interesting. It does a good job focusing everything upon the theme.<br />C
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