Jesse Eisenberg brings some real humanity to this unlikely crime story
Jesse Eisenberg is a Hassidic Jew that gets talked into smuggling drugs from Amsterdam into New York. It’s an unlikely story which is the draw of the film. I think the writers did a good job contrasting Eisenberg’s old life and his new and how it became an identity crisis for him. There are moments where he feels completely conflicted especially when dealing with his family. It brings a humanity to the story.
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