Courtesy of Missing Link Productions Right from the first frame, Mickey Keating’s Crooks makes it very clear that this is not some run-of-the-mill crime story. It’s a dreamlike experience that operates at extremes and achieves a lost-in-time, grindhouse crime caper aesthetic that’s incredibly compelling. Crooks taps into pulpy, hard-boiled film noir territory and then pushes it to an absurdist apex. It’s a world in which betrayed characters are …
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