When At the End of the Tunnel premiered at SIFF in 2018, Charles Mudede wrote, "As Americans, we have completely forgotten how to make great crime thrillers. And this is exactly what we find in every scene, moment, and line of the Argentinian film <i>At the End of the Tunnel</i>: a superb crime thriller. Directed by Rodrigo Grande, the film concerns an elaborate bank heist, a broken man and his traumatized dog, and a nosy stripper and her traumatized daughter. The timing of the plot’s many twists and surprises is just perfect, and its interior spaces (living room, kitchen, bedroom, basement, tunnel) and exteriors (overgrown garden, city streets) are filled with shadows. What is the man in the wheelchair up to? Is the stripper his friend or foe? What is the little girl whispering to the dog? This is how you do it, goddammit!" After watching the film on your own, join SIFF programmer Hebe Tabachnik, writer/director Rodrigo Grande, actor Pablo Echarri, and producer Vanessa Ragone for a virtual Q&A.

Watch the film here.