Linda Holmes

And what I would say is you don't.

You get a light but interesting stuff.

interrogation of things like, why is art so expensive in certain circumstances?

There's an interesting conversation at one point between two characters about sort of, who does it benefit if you reveal that something is forged, right?

Does it do something for the artist?

Does it do something for the person who owns the piece?

Does it do something for the maybe gallery that sold the piece?

Or does it hurt everybody?

I think there are some interesting conversations around all of that stuff.

Why, if these canvases are finished, they would be so incredibly valuable.

But why is that?

Yeah.

Like I said, there's some consideration of those things.

But I think it is allowed to stay in the backseat compared to –

this character play that's going on between these two people, because it's impossible for me to imagine this with anyone else in either of these parts.

I'm sure it could in an alternate universe, I guess you could do it, and then it would make sense to me.

It's impossible for me at this point to imagine anybody else in either of these two parts.

It's basically an hour and a half.

Yeah, I agree with you.

I think we all really liked this movie.