Dasha Nekrasova wanted all the exteriors in her directorial debut to have the ambience of Christmas in New York. First up: leering gargoyles lining the 15-foot front door of Jeffrey Epstein's Upper East Side apartment building. Clearly, Nekrasova doesn't share the same merry Christmas cheer as most. In The Scary of Sixty-First, two roommates move into a semi-furnished apartment that may have been owned by the pedophile billionaire. When an amateur detective hyped up on amphetamines and conspirac...
"I Had the Will and the Emotional Momentum... the Movie was Hyper-Topical, Being Made Basically in Real Time": Dasha Nekrasova on Her Jeffrey Epstein Horror Film, The Scary of Sixty-First
Filmmaker Magazine - 2 Dec 2021 20:11
Dasha Nekrasova wanted all the exteriors in her directorial debut to have the ambience of Christmas in New York. First up: leering gargoyles lining the 15-foot front door of Jeffrey Epstein's Upper East Side apartment building. Clearly, Nekrasova doesn't share the same merry Christmas cheer as most. In The Scary of Sixty-First, two roommates move into a semi-furnished apartment that may have been owned by the pedophile billionaire. When an amateur detective hyped up on amphetamines and conspirac...
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