Keane

...Damian Lewis acts with such conviction and believability (...) that he makes it almost possible to forget that there’s actually very little going on in much of Lodge Kerrigan’s movie.

The British actor Damian Lewis gives the performance of his career in this involving, compassionate picture...

Keane is played by Damian Lewis (...) Here he inhabits an edge of madness that Lodge Kerrigan understands with a fierce sympathy.

...it's an actor's wet dream of a role that, melded with Kerrigan's I (eye) am a camera aesthetic, suggests a downtown Dreyer's roving handheld version of The Passion of Joan of Arc.

Kerrigan is without peer at plumbing the violence of the mind. Keane means to shakes us, and does.