Writer Joseph C. Muscat and director Michael Oblowitz teamed up and made an amazing movie that will captivate you attention for about hour and a half, from the very beginning to the ending lines. There won't be a moment where you'll want to blink, in order to catch everything that is going on in the movie. Because of it's complexity, the movie requires a high level of attention from the viewers. It starts off very quietly. When a stranger comes in a small town, everyone is suspicious. And when that happens on a Christmas Eve, they are even more suspicious. A strange man, who calls himself Mr. Nobody (Val Kilmer) enters the police station with, as he says, a confession he has to make. He confesses killing 6 people and turns himself in. At first Desk Sergeant Gulloy (Chris Gauthier) thinks he is some kind of a joker, but soon realizes that he is serious, so he alarms his colleagues. Detective Alexander Black (Dylan Neal) arrests this stranger, while others try to identify him. But, that search goes without luck. As they interrogate him, one of the policemen, Deputy Jack Hawkins (John Cassini), remembers that they had one similar prisoner a year ago when Detective Black's daughter went missing. As he confesses his murders, and whistles a melody from Mozart's Requiem, one by one the police deputies die.
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