Hillary Seitz

"... female detective begins to develop a circumstantial case against the veteran cop. In a nice development in the rewrite (credited to original authors Nikolaj Frobenius and Erik working with Hillary Seitz), the killer introduces himself into the case as sort of pacino's self- appointed silent partner. The face otthe killer, the first time we see it, comes as a because by ..."

"... the Alaska settings providing n spooky backdrop whose harsh grandeur illuminates tile baseness of the characters’ actions. While remaining true to the basic framework of the Norwegian version, screenwriter Hillary Seitz deftly fleshes oul llie principals. Tite back story of pacino's character adds relevance and enriches his descent into guilt and culpa- Pacino puts another memorable cop role on his resume ..."

"... from ?Insomnia.? privileged moments that render this more a vehicle than a director's film, as well as a good 20 minutes longer than its predecessor. But Nolan and screenwriter Hillary Seitz deserve credit for going their own way rather than blindly mimicking the first film. Where not dictated by focus groups, as I suspect was the case in the softening of ..."

"... r BEATERS: Cinema World, j, Cinemark circumstantial case against the veteran cop. In a nice development in the rewrite (credited to original authors Nikolaj Frobenius and Erik working with Hillary Seitz), the killer introduces himself into the case as sort of pacino's silent partner. The face of the killer, the first time we see it, comes as a shock, because by ..."