Gus Van Sant’s new crime thriller, “Dead Man’s Wire,” has already elicited comparisons to the tale of Luigi Mangione, the man accused of fatally shooting UnitedHealthcare’s chief executive just over a year ago. The film explores the failures of capitalism by dramatizing a three-day period in February 1977, during which Indianapolis resident Tony Kiritsis, who was denied an extension on mortgage payments, held his broker hostage at gunpoint.
