Storyline
During a weekend, two shady businessmen flee to the Cayman Islands to avoid federal prosecution. But their escape ignites a chain reaction that leads a British native to commit a crime that changes the nation.
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Cast
Sarah Carter, Anthony Mackie, Razaaq Adoti, Caroline Goodall, Orlando Bloom, Bobby Cannavale, Zoe Saldana, Joy Bryant, Mpho Koaho, Peter O'Meara, Rachel Miner, Lee Ingleby, Bill Paxton, Stephen Dillane, Agnes Bruckner, Robert Wisdom, Serena Scott Thomas, Victor Rasuk, Santiago Cabrera, Ky-Mani Marley
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Reviews
75
New York Post
Those expecting an exhilarating, "Pulp Fiction"-style wrap-up will also be disappointed. Instead, Flowers gives us the impression - as the end of "Traffic" did - that we've just taken a few turns on a merry-go-round of doom that is going to keep spinning long after the movie ends.
50
A trashy thriller of the kind that used to make up the second half of double bills in crumbling downtown theaters, circa 1977.
42
The A.V. Club
The film boasts compelling performances--from Bruckner, and especially from Stephen Dillane as a wildly pragmatic money-man who radiates well-deserved cynicism. But Bloom is the giant void at the center of the film, and his laughable histrionics pull Haven firmly into camp territory.
40
Variety
A seesaw chronology and generally chaotic approach plagues Haven, an overly ambitious, multicharacter love story-cum-underworld revenge drama set on a fleetingly exotic island.
38
There's less than meets the eye to writer-director Flowers' time-hopping narrative, and what could have been a routine but entertaining crime story gets hopelessly muddled in its telling, despite the efforts of a generally strong cast.
