Barry Keoghan Learned to Be "More True and Present" From Making 'American Animals' | Sundance 2018

The transcript discusses a film about young men searching for identity in the wrong places, inspired by heist movies. It highlights personal growth, truth, and presence as key takeaways. The film's characters are influenced by movies like Ocean's 11, which they watch to prepare for a heist. The story is described as a bizarre caper, with high stakes and character development emphasized.

What was the initial impression of the story discussed in the film?

What lesson did the speaker learn about being present?

What was the significance of the phrase 'the sky being the limit' in the context of the film?

How did the characters perceive their lives in relation to movies?

What influence did watching heist movies have on the characters?