Overview
- The film became available to watch in India on December 12 through Mubi’s platform.
- The story follows JB Mooney, played by Josh O’Connor, a suburban family man consumed by planning an art theft in 1970s Massachusetts.
- Reichardt describes the work as a meditation on middle-class privilege rather than a conventional caper.
- She cites Joseph Losey’s Mr. Klein and Satyajit Ray’s economical form and sound design as guiding influences.
- Early audiences at a surprise Mubi screening reacted in sharply different ways, with some younger viewers frustrated by the deliberate pacing and lack of explicit messaging, even as Reichardt praised O’Connor’s craft and versatility.