The baggage Stewart brings to 'Camp X-Ray' makes its first hour more compelling than anything in the screenplay.

Camp X-Ray raises quite a few fascinating questions about power, sexism, and war, yet fails to explore them in any real depth. More troubling still, it's a character study that does little in the way of character development.

It's invigorated, somewhat, by strong central performances from actors on opposite sides of a locked steel door.

There's no denying, we could use more thought-provoking, if not entirely novel, films like this.