Imagine the Ever Loquacious Jesse Eisenberg Grunting Through His Latest, ‘Sasquatch Sunset’

Imagining seeing the film may be enough. If only everyone involved had played up to the level set by the director of photography, Michael Gioulakis, who captures the splendor of the California woods like nobody’s business.

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Jesse Eisenberg in 'Sasquatch Sunset.' Via Bleecker Street

Not a few minutes into Jesse Eisenberg’s post-screening Q&A for his latest film, “Sasquatch Sunset,” I attempted to reformulate the old saw about how children should be seen and not heard. Might the same be said for movie stars? The loquacious Mr. Eisenberg — buzzing, I think, on too many cups of coffee — spoke at length about the picture’s technical issues, predominantly the challenges of acting while wearing prosthetics. An artist talking about his craft: interesting.

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