The story is Kai’s, and the role is played wonderfully by Joshua Glenister. His portrayal of Kai is subtle, like a cold tea kettle. It takes time to warm it up, and boy does it take time, with Philophobia (As I Am)’s two-hour run time. The performances are subtle between the two leads, Kai and Grace, but the subtlety works. They say more about their character and feelings in the acting as opposed to just saying it with dialogue like we see in so many films of this ilk. – Film Threat