Outside Ozona

REVIEW
All roads lead to Ozona in this occasionally involving though retread psychodrama about a various group of people whose lives become intertwined at day's end while traveling on the dusty roads of Texas. Forster is great as a truck driver recovering from the death of his wife. He befriends Native American Webb and her dying grandmother for the film's strongest plot line. The weakest is bickering sisters Fenn and Styne traveling to their father's funeral. Somewhere in there is angst-ridden clown Pollak and his stripper wife Miller; D.J. Mahal and his nervous boss Meat Loaf; and an unknown serial killer. The high-profile cast performs admirably, but the film tends to drag in places; its pacing uneven and the screenplay hit and miss.