As early as December 2010, Anderson intended to adapt Thomas Pynchon's "Inherently Evil", but due to the earlier funding of another new film "The Master", "Inherently Evil" was temporarily shelved. "Inherently Evil" has a shell similar to Chandler's detective novels. Los Angeles private detective Doc meets his ex-girlfriend Shasta by accident, and hears an unsubstantiated story from her, a bizarre kidnapping case. , the victim - her current lover - is a "billionaire" real estate developer. Dokmin knew whether "love" was an ambiguous word that could get you into trouble at any moment, or if it had just sunk into Shasta's story, and it got deeper and deeper, surfers, pimps, drug dealers, rockers. Hands, loan sharks who committed murders, all kinds of people, etc., looming...
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