Like 'I, Tonya,' this new drama proves true crime can be both entertaining and profound
di Michael O’Sullivan The Washington Post
There are a few intriguing questions raised by "American Animals," a fact-based drama about the four college-age men who, in 2004, attempted a misguided heist of rare books - including John James Audubon's "Birds of America," said to be worth $12 million - from the library of Transylvania University in Lexington, Ky. Why did they do it? What have they learned from it? And will anyone really want to watch a movie about such foolish people who, during one abortive attempt to make off with the oversize volume of ornithological prints, disguise themselves - badly - as elderly men?
The answer to the last question, at least, is yes. [...]
di Michael O’Sullivan, articolo completo (3723 caratteri spazi inclusi) su The Washington Post 7 giugno 2018
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