'I Swear' Review: Sweet, Sensitive John Davidson Biopic Proves the Genre Still Matters

When we talk about biopics - and boy, in this industry, do we ever talk about biopics - we often lump them all together as one great, big, bulbous and slightly infected mass. Biopics are not all the same, or at least they shouldn't be, because the human experience isn't a formula. If anything, biopics should be resistant to formula, because the purpose of learning more about a person's life is to explore their unique experiences and perspective. That way, the rest of us can expand our horizons and develop a greater sense of empathy, which is especially important for people who . . .