Eric Borsuk and Chas Allen, to help them pull off the heist. His work has appeared in such publications as VICE Magazine and The Marshall Project. Its app and marketing-based platform can also nudge customers towards certain titles. ‘American Animals’: Real-Life Heist Inspiration Spencer Reinhard on How His Life Was the Anti-‘Oceans 11’. Eric Borsuk is the author of American Animals, the memoir featured in the acclaimed motion picture of the same name. Ted Farnsworth, CEO of Helios and Matheson Analytics - MoviePass’s primary owner - said, “This film is a perfect example of the type of amazing films that need the spotlight and is precisely the reason we are bringing data intelligence to the marketplace, so that movie lovers will come to theaters and see the great work of independent filmmakers.”Īs a service that lets subscribers see as many films in theaters as they want for a flat rate, MoviePass grew exponentially after slashing its monthly price from $50 to $9.95 in August.

Paul Davidson, The Orchard’s executive VP of film and television, called “American Animals” “a bold, exciting and fresh take on the heist movie that had us from the start.” Barry Keoghan in “American Animals” Courtesy of Sundance Institute The writer-director was taken with the the idea that there’s “this generation of relatively privileged young men, who had grown up with an expectation that their lives were going to be special in some way, and that that was a right for them.” Eric Borsuk is known for American Animals (2018). “I initially thought it sounded like a good yarn, and the more I read about it, the more it seemed like all capers: It was well-planned, but it didn’t quite go according to that plan,” said Layton at the IndieWire Sundance Studio presented by Dropbox. Koko Da Doll, Star of Trans Doc ‘Kokomo City,’ Dead at 35: Sundance Breakout Found Shot in Atlanta

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