Finding An Ending Finding Forester concerns Jamal Wallace (Rob Brown), a young writer, who lives in the inner city Bronx “hood.” The film opens almost like as if it is a horror film, where four friends dare one another to go and visit the neighborhood creepy-old-man’s house. Jamal, curious as all great writers must be, takes the dare, and walks into the old man’s apartment, has quite a scare and accidentally leaves his …showed first 75 words of 590 total…

…showed last 75 words of 590 total…it away), and Van Sant’s use of the True Romance-sound-alike score sounds as though the audio recorders forgot to remove the temp track. Still, while Finding Forrester does take us on a familiar journey, it does not sell its audience short. The movie has sharp dialogue, smart characters and a desire to teach a few things about words and language. But like all writers, great or otherwise, it could still use a few lessons