Summary:
Kasper Carr is a master thief, targeting businesses in the Chicago area. He stakes out fresh opportunities in front of a documentary film crew, which gradually becomed complicit in his crimes. As the director and producer become entangled in the allure of their fascinating subject and the legal ramifications of their actions, Carr pursues a series of larger-scale and more dangerous jobs. All the while, he reveals how he came to choose this unconventional lifestyle. Take a voyeuristic view into the lives of the thief and the filmmakers, and witness firsthand their changing philosophies and notions of morality.
Notes:
Title from container.
Special features: Deleted scenes; trailer.
Director of photography, Ken Seng ; editor, Nadav Kurtz ; original score, Phirefones.
Kasper Carr.
DVD, region 1; Dolby Digital stereo.
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