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Seattle, Usa | Agoraphobia
After an agoraphobic tech worker discovers recorded evidence of a violent crime during an ordinary data stream review, she tries reporting it up the chain of command at her company. Directed by Steven Soderbergh.
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After an agoraphobic tech worker discovers recorded evidence of a violent crime during an ordinary data stream review, she tries reporting it up the chain of command at her company. Directed by Steven Soderbergh.
Achievement in Pacific Northwest Filmmaking | 2023 | Steven
Outstanding Actress TV MovieLimited Series | 2022 | Zoë
Best Director | 2022 | Steven
Best Lead Performance | 2022
Best Musical Score | 2022
Best Editing | 2022
Best Streaming Movie | 2022
Budget 3,500,000 USD
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Betsy Brantley (voice of Kimi) is the ex-wife of the director Steven Soderbergh.
Angela is told to remember the Amazon-Arkansas incident. This is referring to a real life murder investigation where the police attempted to use data recordings on an Alexa device to use as evidence against the suspect in 2015. In 2017 a judge ruled the evidence inadmissible and the charges against the suspect were dropped.
Unlike many productions filmed during the COVID-19 pandemic, this movie not only had to observe coronavirus restrictions and precautions behind the scenes during filming, it also explicitly acknowledges the pandemic onscreen as part of the storyline. Characters wear masks, and Angela admits in dialogue that the virus exacerbated her agoraphobia, which had been improving before COVID anxieties caused a relapse.
Steven Soderbergh directed this film, which takes place during the COVID-19 pandemic of 2019-2022. Soderbergh also received a flurry of publicity at the start of that pandemic when many recalled his movie Contagion (2011), noting its many similarities to the real-life pandemic then unfolding. In a May 2021 interview with the LA Times, Soderbergh said that he felt that making Contagion had prepared him for some of the medical realities of living through a pandemic but for few of the human responses to it: "It's been fascinating to see the aspects of this narrative play out that we didn't think about. The sociological behavior, how people have behaved as individuals, as states, as countries - that's been really fascinating. And something that very purposely, Scott Z. Burns and I were trying to keep the narrative very focused and we had rules about points of view and what we can see and what we couldn't see. But wow, there's a lot of really fascinating human behavior that we didn't even think about when we were doing this.... It's just a reminder of how deeply irrational we are. When we're put into some sort of fear-threat space, we become deeply illogical. It's crazy to witness."
This movie is set in Seattle, Washington. Though the interiors were shot in Los Angeles in spring 2021, exteriors were actually filmed on location in Seattle over ten days in May 2021. In a May 10, 2021 Seattle Times article, Brendan Kiley reported that though the producers were hoping to capture some of Seattle's iconically rainy and overcast weather, Seattle was uncharacteristically sunny and beautiful during the shoot. Kiley wrote that filming locations included Westlake Park and Pine Street between Fourth and Fifth Avenues; "A memo sent by the Downtown Seattle Association / Metropolitan Improvement District said the scene will feature more than 1,500 extras and will resemble a protest event, but noted: 'Rest assured this is not a real demonstration and filming will be contained to the permitted area.'"
"Angela Childs: And trust me, I know bad: I used to moderate for Facebook."
"Angela Childs: Kimi? Kimi: I'm here."
