Resurrect Dead: The Mystery Of The Toynbee Tiles

Compelling

*** Confoundingly watchable.

Mysterious, a little strange and a lot of fun

An uncommonly sensitive and layered portrait of outsider-dom

A surreal fable

The bizarre, yet utterly hypnotic love child of David Lynch and Errol Morris [...] easily one of the most unique and satisfying documentaries of the year.

A compelling web of circumstantial clues

Thoughful

You couldn't write a better mystery story than life did in this documentary

Enjoyably cryptic

One of the surprise word-of-mouth hits at Sundance

Foy has painted a softer, heartfelt portrait of one eccentric in search of another.

The forceful aspect of the filmmaking is the deft juggling of tense, of testimony and surmise and recreation.

A dizzying black hole of conspiracy theory and misdirection.

The life and journey of a man destined for an answer...nothing short of extraordinary

fascinating and wonderfully quirky...What Foy and his team discover is unbelievable...good storytelling and engaging subjects...(a) strange and unforgettable journey...(Foy) makes the most artful and persuasive introduction to North American arthouse audiences with Resurrect Dead. A subject like the Toynbee Tiles only comes along once in a lifetime...It's a crowd pleasing riddle in the vein of Exit Through The Gift Shop