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Too Late, an old-school take on the crime drama genre

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Mar 18, 2016

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Too Late, an old-school take on the crime drama genre

The new film Too Late is a bit of a throw back to another era of movie-making. The film, shot in continuos takes on 35mm film, tells the story of a private eye named Mel Sampson.

Still from the new movie, Too Late, starring John Hawkes (pictured)

Still from the new movie, Too Late, starring John Hawkes (pictured)

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The new film Too Late is a bit of a throw back to another era of movie-making. The film, shot in continuos takes on 35mm film, tells the story of a private eye named Mel Sampson.

The new film Too Late is a bit of a throw back to another era of movie-making. The film, shot in continuos takes on 35mm film, tells the story of a private eye named Mel Sampson.

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Sampson is played by actor John Hawkes, who you might also know from shows like East Bound and Down and Deadwood.

Alex Cohen recently had the chance to speak with John Hawkes and the writer/ director Dennis Hauck.