Dear Zachary: A Letter to a Son About His Father Critic Reviews

The facts are so awful that Dear Zacharycan be forgiven much of its antsiness--as a memorial, as a condolence to Bagby’s parents (who became activists for judicial reform in their late son's honor), and as a howl of grief.Read the full review

The way Kuenne presents the material, with an aggressive style that lingers less than a second on most shots, it's impossible not to feel emotionally exhausted.Read the full review

An undeniably shattering story, if forgivably shaky in its impassioned, therapeutic unfolding.Read the full review

Without becoming a screed for victims' rights, the riveting film shows how in the face of terrible events a grieving parent is galvanized into activism.Read the full review