Out of Sight

Leonard's sharp, clipped dialogue really propels the story forward and adds a unique flavor. I wonder how much of that was planned versus developed during writing.

The characters blur the lines between villain and anti-hero, making it hard to tell if Leonard is celebrating or critiquing their lifestyle. What was your take on this balance?

The setting feels almost like a character itself, adding to the noir atmosphere. I'm curious if the city’s vibe shaped the story or vice versa.