The film champions its "terrorist" and vilifies its family man-turned-desperate lawman, and argues that when the lines between good and bad are forever blurred, forgiveness is mankind's only salvation.
This review of Catch a Fire (2006) was written by Jen Yamato and published by Rotten Tomatoes on 18 Sep 2006.
Catch a Fire has generally received positive reviews.
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