The man with a refined ear and perhaps even more refined taste in filmmakers talks about creating the aural ambiance for the Kenneth Lonergan drama.
On braving Hurricane Sandy and the variables that come with filming on the New York subway system.
On 2011's almost-lost masterpiece that's best enjoyed with an audience, if possible.
The talented editor on the change of pace from cutting breathless Noah Baumbach comedies to giving characters the room to breathe in Kenneth Lonergan's buoyant drama.
At the Los Angeles screening of the eagerly anticipated extended cut of the acclaimed drama, the film's writer/director and lead actress recall shooting the shocking climax in the bitter cold.
The “Rectify” star talks about her latest turn in a ferocious family drama about a long buried secret, her inability to repeat herself and starring in Kenneth Lonergan’s new play.
The composer behind the elegant score of Kenneth Lonergan's sprawling drama talks about his favorite four-hour version of the film and the challenge of creating a sound for New York City.
