Although it's pretty tame by Arturo Pérez-Reverte and his frequent collaborator Agustín Díaz Yanes' usual standards, The Oxford Murders (based on the novel by Guillermo Martínez) still manages to be a decent little thriller. The film, which follows a mathematics student and a philosophy professor as they investigate a series of murders in Oxford, offers a compelling mystery with a strong intellectual bent. While fans of Iglesias's more intense works might find it a bit subdued, its clever plot and engaging characters make for an enjoyable, albeit less visceral, experience.