Sadly awful
It's not often that I find a film bad enough that I feel the need to talk about how bad it is, but this is one of them. I have been trying to find a redeeming feature, one thing that is not abysmal, but all I can come up with is that some of the hair styles are quite nice.
Other commenters have said that the 'English' characters are played by English actors. Maybe that's true. But, if so then they must have left the UK some years ago. I'd estimate around the time that shows like "The Professionals" and "The Sweeny" were staples of prime time television as those are where the accents seem to have come from, I half expected the staff to call the coffee bar manager "Guv'". That or they were instructed by the director to adopt unrealistic stereotyped accents. I was especially suprised by the accent used by Callum Blue both as I know he is actualy from England and as he used a reasonably accurate accent as Mason in "Dead Like Me".
A storyline is kind of vaguely there but it never really achieves any sort of narrative flow or basic coherancy. When it does show up it tends towarss te soporific.
Lighting varies from acceptable to why-bother.
I note that the director has been nominated for an Emmy 6 times, for outstanding informational series, as an Executive Producer. Perhaps he'd be better sticking to that?
Avoid if at all possible. If you can't avoid going to see it take along a torch and a book, you'll need them.
Stephen