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    'Queen & Slim' review: A first date, a police shooting and a road movie for today

    by Michael Phillips, Chicago Tribune Nov 25, 2019 3 minutes

    In a Cleveland diner called the Fortyniner, two people who've just met on Tinder share a table. While there is no romantic equivalent of a gold rush in progress, something's in the air. The man, whose real name we never learn, is a devout Christian who works at Costco. The woman, likewise nameless, has made her career as a criminal defense attorney, and has just lost a murder trial. Her client, we learn, will be executed.

    Death hangs heavily over "Queen &

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