It was indeed one of the lesser shining lights of Frightfest, brave and inventive and standing out due to the generic nature of a lot of the films on offer.
It was quite depressing in its setting and tone but the characters really became fleshed out and the claustraphobia of the situation made it very effective. Very effective, but requiring some attention span to really make the most out of it's multi-dimensional leads (not something demanded of us by many horrors).
It was, however, buried totally by the dazzlingly refreshing and emotive 'Let The Right One In'.