‘Vintage Violence’ Writer-Director Eugene Kotlyarenko Thinks Hollywood Could Learn From Japanese Cinema Amid Mergers: “Actually Very Similar” — Toronto Studio
VINTAGE VIOLENCE Director-screenwriter: Eugene Kotlyarenko Logline: When a disgraced livestreamer discovers a trove of rare vintage denim in a Colorado mine, he follows it to Tokyo — and straight into the arms of a woman who may be using him. Caught between desire and betrayal, he soon finds himself entangled in black-market turf wars, yakuza, […]
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