Watched "Inside" starring Willem Dafoe. An art thief gets trapped inside an exquisite, hyper-swanky postmodernist penthouse full of the kind of art and modernist design features that an arty male multibillionaire architect would desire. It becomes a nightmare prison to the criminal protagonist. He gradually destroys it over the months/(years?) of his entrapment in which he lacks (almost) all food and waterโthe water having been shut off with his initial attempt to leave, with the sole exception, he eventually discovers, of the irrigation system to the indoor arboretum. I liked this movie, or rather, the metaphor of our postmodern era as a cold, evil, sterile inhumane prison despite all its apparent luxuries and conveniences and cleverly designed technological delights. It was retro-seventies/eighties in the apocalyptic darkness of its message and clever, but, like other such films along different lines such as Polanski's Repulsion, unpleasant to watch. I recommend it for those of you who like this kind of arty (but not annoyingly so) film.