The characters are not who you anticipate - not in the Scooby Doo ending sense, but in the more subtle, gradual ways that actual people reveal themselves - they evolve, in different contexts, or when driven by circumstance.
Here, the setting is post-WWII horror. In a frenzied opening scenario reminiscent of being practically birthed by the Statue of Liberty, Adrien Brody's Laszlo, a Jewish architect who escaped the clutches of murderous Europe, ekes into the embracing arms of America - or is challenged by them. His journey becomes one of constantly negotiating life's horrors: existential, professional, family, and intimate.
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