As Will is moving in, Nathan/Rolly approaches and Will mistakes him for a removal man; however, in footage from the camera positioned behind Will, his lip movements do not correspond to what he is saying.
As Will is moving in, Nathan/Rolly approaches and Will mistakes him for a removal man; however, in footage from the camera positioned behind Will, his lip movements do not correspond to what he is saying.
It would be unlikely for a person from Chechnya to bear the name Tibor — a traditionally Christian Hungarian name — since Chechnya is predominantly Muslim, comprising roughly 95% of the population.
Vlad would be a highly improbable name for a Chechen, as it is of Slavic origin, whilst Chechnya’s population is about 95% Muslim.
The painting taken from the house after it is blown up shows a red car in a close-up. In the next shot the car's colour turns white.
In the restaurant booth, when Rolly presses his friend about the construction job, the key for the wallbox juke selector can be seen protruding from the right-hand side. It's unlikely the key would normally be left in situ.