Charles Williams' debut feature is a difficult but deeply penetrating story that defies the most obvious tropes of its genre.

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So when he's talking to you, he's going to talk direct. He's going to look you in the eye. Probably why he's not great in ...

Popular genres like crime, thriller, and mystery are still just as relevant as ever. Mystery movies are especially having a ...