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Sigourney Weaver Explains Why She Went Back To King Lear While Working On Her Master Gardener Character

Sigourney Weaver explains how King Lear helped her work on her character for the Master Gardener.

Cinemablend

Paul Schrader claims Toronto Film Festival wouldn’t accept his film about a reformed white supremacist

‘Master Gardener’ stars Joel Edgerton as a reformed white supremacist who becomes romantically involved with a biracial woman

The Independent UK

Review: In Paul Schrader's disappointing 'Master Gardener,' a violent racist turns over a new leaf

"Master Gardener" completes what the writer-director Paul Schrader has described as a kind of trilogy, and what I've come to see as a fascinating game of topical bingo.

Los Angeles Times

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Black Flies review – Sean Penn paramedic drama tries to grapple the horror

Fresh-faced rookie Tye Sheridan is led through a world of medical grimness by a grizzled Penn in a tale full of lifeless cliche

The Guardian - UK

‘Master Gardener’ review: A story of hate, redemption and horticulture, from the creator of ‘Taxi Driver’

It springs from many inspirations, notably Robert Bresson’s “Pickpocket,” but writer-director Paul Schrader has made the components his own and then some: an isolated man, alone in a room, writes in his diary while ruminating about the forces of darkness outside that room and inside his soul.

Chicago Tribune

The Most Surprising Crime Thriller of the Year Reinvigorates a Tired Genre

Paul Schrader goes gothic in the contemplative and surprisingly sweet final film of his loose "Man in a Room" trilogy, 'Master Gardener.'

Inverse

Paul Schrader can’t shake his Christian faith, even with his latest movie, 'Master Gardener'

Throughout his life, Paul Schrader has had a complicated relationship to Christianity

The Independent UK

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Movie Review: Smelling dirt with Joel Edgerton in Paul Schrader’s murky 'Master Gardener'

Paul Schrader plants the seeds of an intriguing melodrama in his latest creation “Master Gardener," starring Joel Edgerton as a horticulturist with a violent past employed by a wealthy dowager played by Sigourney Weaver

The Independent UK

As he tends to plants, a man buries his loathsome past in gripping ‘Master Gardener’

Joel Edgerton delivers powerful work as Narvel, who turns to the soil to regenerate himself.

Chicago Sun-Times

Joel Edgerton: ‘I’d be terrified to fight Tom Hardy now’

The Australian actor/writer/director on swearing, Star Wars, and working with everyone from his ‘far more interesting’ brother Nash to Bob Dylan

The Guardian - UK

8 indie movies to watch this summer: ranked

While summer movie season is dominated by blockbusters, there are plenty of indie movies worth seeing over the next few months.

WhatToWatch

Master Gardener: release date, trailer, cast and everything we know about the drama

The latest movie from Paul Schrader, Master Gardener, stars Joel Edgerton and Sigourney Weaver. Here is everything you need to know.

WhatToWatch

‘I’m a film-maker because of him’: Herzog, Swinton, Rushdie and more on Tom Luddy, cinema’s quiet titan

Friends and film-makers including Errol Morris, Laurie Anderson and Adam Curtis on the brilliance of Telluride’s Tom Luddy, who has died aged 79

The Guardian - UK

You Need to Watch the Most Disturbing Psychological Thriller on HBO Max ASAP

“I’m God’s lonely man.”

Inverse

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Los Angeles Times

Telluride Film Festival co-founder Tom Luddy dies at 79

Tom Luddy, who co-founded the Telluride Film Festival as part of a long and varied career in the film industry, has died at age 79.

The Independent UK

Margot Robbie requested one change to Babylon’s ‘insane’ cocaine-snorting scenes

‘They would rack up lines of coke that were the size of hotdogs’

The Independent UK

Margot Robbie requested one change to Babylon’s ‘insane’ cocaine-snorting scenes

‘They would rack up lines of coke that were the size of hotdogs’

The Independent UK

Paul Schrader hilariously mixes up Emily in Paris with Aubrey Plaza’s Emily the Criminal

Schrader eventually ‘sobered up enough to realise they were two different films’

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The Independent UK

Angelo Badalamenti: Composer with a penchant for unsettling soundtracks

His dreamlike pieces for David Lynch’s ‘Twin Peaks’ left an eduring mark

Inverse

You need to watch the most chilling religious thriller on Amazon Prime ASAP

As big-budget films use climate change as an excuse for spectacle, director Paul Schrader digs into its effect on the human heart.

Los Angeles Times

Why Quentin Tarantino will never make a Marvel film: 'I'm not looking for a job'

LOS ANGELES — Quentin Tarantino is brewing some coffee and it is, as Samuel L. Jackson's "Pulp Fiction" hit man would enthuse, "some serious gourmet s—," served up in a mug bearing the logo of his podcast "Video Archives," named after the famed Manhattan Beach video store where Tarantino worked…

Manchester Evening News

What happened to Lindsay Lohan and where has she been for the last few years?

Netflix’s Falling for Christmas drops this week, marking a potential comeback for the former teen star

The Independent UK

New York Film Festival fetes 60 years with eye to the future

Like a pair of moviegoers huddled in debate outside a movie theater, the past and future of film converge in conversation at the New York Film Festival, which on Friday launches its 60th edition with the premiere of Noah Baumbach’s Don DeLillo adaptation, “White Noise.”

The Guardian - UK

Venice film festival 2022 week two roundup – discomfort and joy

A mood of theatricality prevailed at this year’s edition – a bleak but furiously cinematic Marilyn Monroe biopic and a forbiddingly austere French courtroom drama being the most distinctive offerings

Chicago Tribune

‘American Gigolo’ review: A nod to the skuzzy-sleek 1980 original, and yet it all feels so expected

Early in the first episode of Showtime’s “American Gigolo,” we get a montage: Tanned abs, vintage sports car, a man’s arm around a woman’s waist, his sport coat flung over one shoulder. And sex. Lots of sex. It’s all set to Debbie Harry singing “Call Me,” the song written for…

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