It is always commendable when film makers try to engage viewers’ brain, but they should never overdo it. In case of thrillers that leads to overcomplicated plots that would test audience’s patience and require skills that most film makers don’t possess. One such example can be found in *White Sands*, 1992 film directed by Roger Donaldson. Protagonist, played by Willem Dafoe, is Ray Dolezal, deputy sheriff in rural N…