Inside: Escaping the Brutal Trappings of High Society

We interviewed the filmmakers of Focus Features’ Inside starring Willem Dafoe, breaking down the film’s brutalist allegory of a thief who gets trapped in a high-profile heist. Director Vasilis Katsoupis, Producer Giorgos Karnavas, and Art Curator Leonardo Bigazzi break down the messages of climate change, the meaninglessness of high society, and themes of survival within the confines of luxury living.

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[jordanloux]

"When the last tree is cut down, the last fish eaten and the last stream poisoned, you will realize that you cannot eat money."

[MrMysteryman]

Love to see Willem Dafoe continuing to be an acting genius.

[kirbymarchbarcena]

When Willem gets involved, we're sure his movie will be an epic on it's own

[Samwell-L]

Damn, I thought this was another (for me, welcome) dissection of Bo's Inside but I stayed for Willem anyway cause he's a legend

[frankunodostres]

I wanted to see this film this weekend but theaters really suck where I live lol
hopefully I get to see it next week

[mattyt]

was this an actual interview with CineFix? or just the people involved talking at a camera to promote this.
Some actual CineFix analysis of the movie would have been more interesting

[TheCreepypro]

sounds good gonna have to check this out

[skylervanderpool]

If there are any millionaires looking to unburden themselves I have Venmo.

[axnyslie]

Regarding Watership Down being an allegory story, author Richard Adams insists that this is not the case. In the 2005 publication he wrote an introduction for the novel in which he states "I want to emphasis the Watership Down was never intended to be some sort of allegory or parable. It is simply the story about rabbits made up and told in the car."

[kimorourke]

This looks so cool! I love the changing seasons!

[_MC]

Did CineFix get payed the producers of this movie for all this advertising?

[wendel]

Im pretty sure Bo Burnham`s latest Netflix special with the same name was an inspiration for this. The producer even said a similar metaphor of a house on fire, like Bo did it. I wanna watch this now.

[CaptChrispy]

I've heard that Triangle of Sadness is good but someone who said he watched it said it was too disturbing for him to watch again, would anybody recommend it?

[kilvertm]

He looks like a young Chris Morris character

[uanime]

This just comes across as being very pretentious, since it's just the director praising himself for being so clever about the message he didn't make his movie about.

[foristrothbert]

I love when pretentious communists take aim at other pretentious communists, accuse them of being to the right of Mao, and then saying, "We're totally fighting the power, maaaan!" Good job upholding the delusion you're not all part of the same club. Overlord Schwab will give you all 100 points toward your Social Credit.