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Exhibit A is a 2007 British thriller directed by Dom Rotheroe. The film follows the story of a British family, the Locke family, whose lives take a turn for the worse when they are constantly monitored and recorded by their daughter's video camera. The film stars Bradley Cole, Brittany Ashworth, and Angela Forrest. The film begins with a happy and typical British family, the Lockes, making preparations for their daughter's birthday party. The father is a small business owner, the mother is a homemaker, and they have two children, a daughter and a son. The daughter seems to be particularly enthusiastic about her new video camera, which her father got her as a birthday gift. She takes it everywhere with her, recording everything and everyone around her.

As the film progresses, the daughter's camera becomes an omnipresent presence in the family's life. She records everything from her father's private moments with his business partner to her mother's breakdowns. The family members slowly begin to notice the camera and become wary of it, but are unable to stop their daughter as she has become obsessed with recording everything.

One day, the daughter records something that shatters the family's peaceful existence. Her father's business partner tells him that their company is on the brink of collapse, and his father is struggling to keep it afloat. The father is unable to deal with the news and begins to spiral out of control. The mother is distraught and begins to have a mental breakdown, while the daughter records everything.

As things get worse, the daughter's camera becomes the only source of solace for her. She becomes increasingly attached to it, even sleeping with it at night. The rest of the family tries to ignore it, but their efforts are futile as the camera becomes a constant reminder of their troubles.

The film combines various elements of modern technology and psychological thriller. The daughter's video camera serves as both a symbol of modern technology and as an extension of her perspective, which is intensely private and inaccessible. The jerky, shaky handheld footage is reminiscent of the style used in Blair Witch Project, adding to the feeling of unease that permeates the movie.

The movie also explores the issues of modern technology and privacy. The daughter's camera captures every aspect of her family's life, from their intimate moments to their darkest secrets. The camera becomes a metaphor for our society's obsession with capturing every moment of our lives in digital format. At the same time, the movie raises some important ethical questions. Is it right to record and make public the private moments of others without their consent? When does the desire to document our lives become an unhealthy obsession?

Exhibit A is a haunting and thought-provoking movie that explores the dark underbelly of our modern obsession with surveillance and documentation. The movie is beautifully shot and acted, with a gripping storyline that keeps the viewer engaged from beginning to end. It is a must-watch for those who enjoy psychological thrillers and are interested in exploring the ethical implications of modern technology.

Exhibit A is a 2007 thriller with a runtime of 1 hour and 25 minutes. It has received moderate reviews from critics and viewers, who have given it an IMDb score of 6.1.