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Ron Kobeleski, an out-of-work TV news cameraman, may have just stumbled onto the story of a lifetime. His shadowy older neighbor, Walter Ohlinger, has summoned over Ron and his camera, saying he's got a secret to reveal. What's the big secret? Walter claims he was the "grassy knoll gunman" - the second assassin of President John F. Kennedy. Is he telling the truth? As Ron and Walter search for the only witness who can back up the story, the pressure mounts and their lives begin to unravel.
 
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"THE FIRST GREAT PARANOID THRILLER OF THE NEW CENTURY
and in some ways the most perfect realization of the genre's potential since 'The Parallax View'. Startling, a complete vision, it somehow captures the emotional texture of modern life. In a just world, Raymond J. Barry would get an Oscar nomination as Best Actor." - Matt Stoller Seitz, NY PRESS
"A verite enigma-thriller. So clever, it's seductive." - Owen Gleiberman, ENTERTAINMENT WEEKLY.
"A masterful film." - Robert Wilonsky, DALLAS OBSERVER.
"A verite enigma-thriller. So clever, it's seductive." - Owen Gleiberman, ENTERTAINMENT WEEKLY.
"A masterful film." - Robert Wilonsky, DALLAS OBSERVER.
"A taut, compelling thriller." - Darren D'Addario, TIME OUT NEW YORK
"An engrossing, tightly constructed thriller." - Glenn Kenny, PREMIERE MAGAZINE
"Catnip for conspiracy buffs. Smartly conceived and meticulously executed, with a startling level of verisimilitude." - Scott Tobias, THE ONION
"Establishes a gripping sense of paranoia." - Bilge Ebiri, NEW YORK MAGAZINE
"It chills and terrifies." - Peter Keough, BOSTON PHOENIX
"Insidiously clever. It will keep you second-guessing right up to the last frame." - Steven Garrett, IFC RANT
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