Fay Grim

Ryan's reappearance gives the film a much-needed boost of garrulous energy...

They [Posey and Goldblum] bring more to the movie than it brings to them.

...a grandly entertaining—and relevant—movie that never seems as if it's being too cloying.

It’s a grim assessment of how the U.S. tries to run he world, and if it’s not specific to the present administration, it appears to have reached a kind of apotheosis.

Clever, fast-paced and surprisingly moving, FAY GRIM takes a page from Alfred Hitchcock's Americans-abroad thrillers, in which the glossy surface lies lightly over betrayal and disillusionment.