I believe it’s a worthwhile film, even though it can be difficult to watch. *The Intruder* tells a familiar story about the perils of groupthink, particularly when combined with existing prejudices. It does feel somewhat like a "white savior" narrative, but I appreciated seeing Charles Barnes' Joey get his own chance to demonstrate resilience. I found the acting performances engaging—specifically those of Frank…

This movie tackling themes of prejudice has several strong points. Initially, it establishes a familiar starting point. The director introduces William Shatner to the story, seemingly as a lead character, but he swiftly transforms into someone antagonistic. The setup is reminiscent of "Women of Dolwyn," where Richard Burton appears in a similar fashion; however, his character wasn't nearly as unpleasant as the …