Over the weekend, Netflix dropped a new Steven Soderbergh film involving the real-life story of the Panama Papers. The film features Ellen Martin (Meryl Streep), who loses her husband in the Ethan Allen Boating accident, which sparks her to investigate a fraudulent company based in the Nevis. While it’s all very confusing and complicated, the
Netflix is aiming high on the goal of delivering high-quality complex films, and The Laundromat is no exception. The new film is based on real events involving an insurance fraud tied to a series of offshore accounts all connected to a shifty law firm. And the story is confusing but ultimately infuriating once viewers realize
Steven Soderbergh is back with a new directorial feature that brings him another ensemble cast led by the great Meryl Streep. In the film, Streep’s character, Ellen Martin, has a loved one pass away in a freak accident and the insurance will not pay for reasons involving laundering offshore money. One of these offshore locales