See Zoë Kravitz Run in KIMI

With an opening shot that peers through a ring light and onto the expressionless visage of a tech CEO, Steven Soderbergh’s latest virtuosic thriller, KIMI—written by David Koepp (Jurassic Park, Mission: Impossible, Spider-Man)—immediately hooks you. Set in the midst of a fictional Seattle’s post-lockdown pandemic and protests against the city’s anti-homelessness policy, the sub-90 minute thriller offers a searing yet slyly humorous portrayal of the modern technological landscape—as well as the abuses (and negligence) of both state and corporation towards woman victims of sexual assault. KIMI is a take on the strange-hermit-witnesses-a-crime genre that accounts not only for the physical… Read Full Article