Five years ago the British TV director Stuart Urban made the riveting feature-length documentary Tovarisch, I am Not Dead, about his remarkable father, a Polish-born Jewish doctor who between 1939 and 1945 escaped from the Nazis, the gulag and, finally, the Soviet Union itself. Urban's new film is totally different, a black comedy about a young cop (Kevin Bishop) inventing a new identity for himself on social media as a vigilante who kills undesirable folk (drug dealers, people traffickers, wife abusers, persistent thieves) provided they truly wish to die. It's funny, sharp and ruthless.
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