Closure

Though he borrows the visual template of the true-crime doc, complete with several surreal Lynchian flourishes, Marczak never steers his film into exploitative waters.

A moving story of how grief and love can harden into determination.

An ultra-immersive portrait of grief, acceptance, and the role that hope can play in delaying them both, “Closure” soon eschews any familiar genre tropes in favor of following Daniel as he obsessively charts the shores of the Vistula in search of answers.

Few films this year will pack the same level of emotional punch as Closure.