The Only Living Pickpocket in New York

also that screen life thing

yeah well um a masterpiece you mean his world starring ice cube yeah incredible movie let's move on to another movie that i know you saw early and i saw kind of later into the festival um but became one of my favorites of the festival truly um Only Living Pickpocket in New York, which stars John Turturro as the titular living pickpocket in New York.

Basically, he's an old school pickpocket who mainly kind of used to do the typical thing of like, oh, kind of sneak in into people's pockets, taking cash out.

But it's the modern era.

So I think those three are pretty sad.

I'm still bullish on John Turturro for only living pickpocket in New York, which was a Telluride and kind of quiet a Telluride.

I don't know if you would agree, but it felt like because of the screening times, it was always against something bigger and it was not in the bigger theaters.

And so it felt like it was there.

And they picked this movie up.

I think we saw last year, they got Ethan Hawking for Blue Moon, a smaller movie.

And I think even maybe more of a divisive movie than Only Living Pickpocket is in terms of like, I think more people just are like, I like this movie than they did Blue Moon.

Maybe that's anecdotal, but I think Turturro could really get it in.

All right, we have some Cannes, Sundance, Berlin films that crossed over.

Uh, The Only Living Pickpocket of, in New York is where we can start.

Clayton Davis says, "Similar to Richard Jenkins' first career nomination in 2007 for The Visitor, John Turturro could potentially break through for Noah Segan's New York City movie here.

But again, lead actor, super competitive."