PG-13 | 1h 55min | Drama, Sci-Fi | 5 November 2021 (USA) Only the second feature from veteran TV director Miguel Sapochnik (“House,” “Game of Thrones”), “Finch” comes with a complicated back story. Initially titled “BIOS,” the spec (unsolicited) screenplay was penned by first-time writers Craig Luck and Ivor Powell. After a bidding war, it was bought by Steven Spielberg’s Amblin Entertainment and was going to be distributed by Universal. That was in 2017. Before production even began in New Mexico in 2019, the opening date of Oct. 2, 2020 was set and then COVID-19 hit. The release date was changed three times before the film was eventually acquired by Apple TV+ in May of this year and, with 11 more producers brought on board, was retitled “Finch.” Beginning in St. Louis in the near future and in the wake of an unspecified, global apocalypse, “Finch” starts with great promise. In a manner akin to “Moon,” “The …