Overview
- The film reached French cinemas on February 4, introducing Kelly Reichardt’s latest genre rework to local audiences.
- Critics describe a minimalist, behaviorist take that favors process and observation over conventional heist spectacle.
- Josh O’Connor’s JB Mooney is widely praised for quiet intensity, with Le Nouvel Obs calling the performance “absolutely formidable.”
- Set in 1970, the production emphasizes period exactitude with a studio-built museum and a digital image crafted to resemble 35mm film.
- A jazzy score by Rob Mazurek is highlighted as central to the film’s subdued mood and texture.