Review of The Reconstruction of William Zero (2015) by Robert Abele for Los Angeles Times — 08 Apr 2015
Byrne does a fine job fragmenting William's innocent, scary and guilt-ridden sides, and Amy Seimetz makes his wife a compelling, grief-stricken figure. But The Reconstruction of William Zero has its own identity problem, essentially, being a solid sci-fi story with a welcome emotional component, yet never fully effective at either.
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This review of The Reconstruction of William Zero (2015) was written by Robert Abele and published by Los Angeles Times on 08 Apr 2015.
The Reconstruction of William Zero has generally received mixed reviews.
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