Although director Thordur Palsson succeeds in developing the setting and crafting an unnerving atmosphere, the screenplay fails in several critical areas.

The performance of Pamela Anderson is the selling point but one can rightly question whether it is enough to bolster the malnourished narrative.

Less a traditional bio-pic and more a picture of an era and an exploration of the impact of Bob Dylan on those around him.

Does not break any molds but expertly crafts familiar material into an end product that will likely appeal to a wide audience.

A movie absolutely no one in the general public was clamoring for and, although many will see it, the well-earned “unnecessary” label should stick.

Rewards patience not only in the way it crafts its central character but develops the era in which it transpires.