This is as much a movie about memory, psychology, and trust as it is an account of an event that becomes stranger, deeper, and sadder once you get to the bottom of it.

Chen finds a way to lure the audience into understanding a horrible phenomenon that we all know about, but can only understand through Jerry's eyes.

This is a fascinating pseudo-documentary, which leads up to a major twist that retroactively makes the whole thing less interesting

The ingenious presentation and execution of “Starring Jerry As Himself” gives the film its distinctiveness.