Just been told to wear ear plugs during Oppenheimer tonight, and that that will result in me missing 1/3 of the movie, but that that is okay because it’s 3 hours long so I’ll still enjoy a full length regular movie.
Was recommending some new films to a bunch of non film industry people yesterday and after blank expressions when I listed multiple titles, the first glimmer of excitement and recognition was when I said the words “A24.” Strange times.
on top of the news that Andrea Riseborough's Oscar nomination won't be rescinded, i'm also hearing word that Paul Mescal's nod will be "doubled" (??) because of "the way he says the word 'poppet.'" reaching out to the Academy for comment.
My first cover story for @CinemaScopeMag ✨ is a spicy interview with Alice Diop on Saint Omer, the question of artistic universality, and the exasperating experience of dealing w certain pockets of the French media/pop culture as a Black filmmaker. Voila👇cinema-scope.com/interviews/…
Was up early for a flight this morning and a bit out of it - mixed up jars in the bathroom & realized too late that I’d covered my whole face in a thick coat of Aveda’s texturizing hair cream.
Ugh, more fresh hell from 2022. @milliedechirico is just the coolest, loveliest, funniest person with incredible specialized knowledge, amazing taste and a delight to work with. Can't wait to see what she does next ❤️🔥
Desperate for a new show in the vein of Shetland and Broadchurch - there are way too many pale imitations that lack the smart writing and great characters! And @cjbuccafusco has declared the camerawork in Vera unwatchable. Any recs?
For the past year I’ve been making my first tv show with my friend @nlyonne & a ton of talented people. It’s an old school case-of-the-week mystery series called POKER FACE, it premieres January 26th on @peacock, and I’m VERY excited about it. BEHOLD A TEASER! #PokerFacePeacock
I had a couple of lovely conversations with the incandescent, foul-mouthed Paul Mescal, and profiled him for the @NYTimes.
Thanks to Charlotte Wells, Barry Jenkins, Rebecca Frecknall, Olivia Colman and Saoirse Ronan for their contributions. nytimes.com/2022/10/25/movie…
💮💮It was such a thrill to serve on the jury at @sundancefest this year and award this breathtaking film the Best International Short Film prize! And now, double the thrill to bring it to @criterionchannl 💮💮
Now playing on the Criterion Channel 📺
Queer alienation gives way to an ecstatic experience of liberation in @daniabdeir's dazzlingly conceived short WARSHA, a Sundance prizewinner. criterionchannel.com/warsha
Join me on Wednesday (10/19) for a #CriterionMovieClub—I'll be live-tweeting my movie THE HIDDEN ('87) with @criterionchannl! We'll be pressing play on criterionchannel.com at 9PM ET! Not subscribed? Sign up for a free trial to watch with us, and maybe even win some prizes…🛸
for all of my fellow mycophobics (fear of fungus) out there, Ishiro Honda’s masterful MATANGO is currently up on @criterionchannl. true October programming—I’ve never seen a film so tailored to my own disgusts and fears 🤮🤮🤮
“The Hidden” (1987) is now on @criterionchannl. It’s both a body horror movie and a buddy movie. It opens with a great chase sequence and ends with a wonderful intimate scene. It’s quite incredible and more people should watch it.