Jeffrey Wright delivers a powerhouse performance in American Fiction, a gripping character-driven drama that fearlessly tackles complex moral dilemmas. Though the film's ambiguous storytelling may frustrate those seeking tidy resolutions, Wright's distinct portrayal of a man grappling with identity, legacy and accountability is utterly captivating. Layered performance as a "once-celebrated" novelist forced to confront hard truths about his own ethical culpability. A slow-burn meditation on the personal consequences of fiction blurring with reality, American Fiction lingers long after its haunting final frames.