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Review title: The Lynch Doesn't Fall Far from the Tree
Product review: A quirky procedural on the surface about a pair of FBI agents investigating murders in the American southwest, "Surveillance" turns expectations on its head with one unheard whisper from a child victim. You might quibble with the timing of when director Jennifer Lynch's truth is revealed--I didn't see it coming until shortly before the moment--but you can't argue with the performances, especially Bill Pullman and Julia Ormond. Not for the squeemish, and the contradictory recollections of the victims and perpetrators as the story unfolds is a nice touch. A much better effort than her last feature, "Boxing Helena," "Surveillance" actually tries to lead you down a twisted path that you can follow. Kudos to her for also following her story to the unsettling end rather than looking for the easy way out for audiences.
