I think FISHER KING may be the late Robin Williams's best performance on-screen -- which, as everyone knows, says a lot. Williams, when called upon, could be relied on to give a kick-ass dramatic performance -- as he does in the American remake of INSOMNIA, as he does in ONE HOUR PHOTO, and as he does here. From the mind of film genius Terry Gilliam (Monty Python, Brazil, Baron Munchausen, etc.) comes this tale of two men helping each other find the way out of crippling grief. At times funny, but often with the surreal images that made BRAZIL such a masterwork, this is one of the best portraits of the psyche of fear and grief that you're ever likely to see. And one of the most beautifully-shot films. And then there's Jeff Bridges! These two genius actors spark each other on and on.