Interview with the Assassin

Name: Interview with the Assassin
Genre: Drama
Released: November 15, 2002
Duration: 88 min
Rating: 60
Cast: Dylan Haggerty, Raymond J. Barry, Renee Faia

2002

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Magnolia Pictures | Release Date: November 15, 2002 | R

Starring: Dylan Haggerty, Raymond J. Barry, Renee Faia

Summary: Sometimes it only takes one man to make a conspiracy. 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 claims he was the "grassy knoll gunman" - the second assassin of President John F. Kennedy. Is he telling the truth? As Ron and Walter searchSometimes it only takes one man to make a conspiracy. 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 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. (Magnolia Pictures)… Expand

Director: Neil Burger

Genre(s): Drama

Rating: R

Runtime: 88 min

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J. R. Jones

A gripping and carefully calibrated suspense story. Read full review

Patrick Z. McGavin

Neil Burger's sharply conceived, inventive movie is a highly involving piece of work. Read full review

James Berardinelli

This film offers a compelling scenario of what could have happened. And Burger's look back through the recent mists of time is certainly no less likely or fascinating that Oliver Stone's in "JFK." Read full review

Jack Mathews

Barry, with a raspy Southern accent, gives a chilling portrait of a man who is absolutely sure he killed JFK. Whether he's a psychopath or a schizophrenic is not satisfactorily answered, but it's a fascinating question nonetheless. Read full review

Walter Dawkins

Satisfying picture that like a pot of water on the stove keeps heating up until it explodes. Read full review

Kim Morgan

It's an interesting effort (particularly for JFK conspiracy nuts), and Barry's cold-fish act makes the experience worthwhile. Read full review

Ann Hornaday

It's just a gimmick, right down to its Washington release date. Read full review

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