If you’ve seen the first two, you know the drill: Georgekutty is the smartest guy in the room, and the police are desperate to catch him slipping. It’s a tense, slow-burn thriller that respects the audience's intelligence.
For kids, it's a great introduction to 'smart' cinema that doesn't rely on explosions or CGI. However, the heavy themes of guilt and the reality of covering up a death mean it's better suited for the middle-school-and-up crowd who can handle a protagonist operating in the grey.











