Objective: Review the films of New Zealand born writer and director Andrew Dominik who burst into the world's consciousness with his blistering biopic of Australian criminal Mark "Chopper" Read in 2000, and then cemented his position as a fine film-maker with the beautiful and gripping modern classic "The Assassination of Jesse James by the Coward Robert Ford" seven years later. Fascinated by iconic and dangerous characters at the borders of society, as seen in "Killing Them Softly" his second collaboration with Brad Pitt, he's a director to watch.

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