First-time filmmaker JT Gurzi gets winning performances from his two leads (Wyatt Denny's character especially of note - keep an eye out for this guy and say you saw him here first), and he lays out a nicely-measured-paced, thought-provoking, crime conundrum story. Excellent camera work and a score that makes you want to buy the soundtrack help make this a solid, low-key,character-based thriller worth watching. If you like a Wim Wenders/Jim Jarmusch/John Cassavetes-like indie approach to crime stories, you should appreciate what Gurzi is doing here. I'm interested in seeing what this guy puts together next, and you should be too.
Review of Heaven Strewn
