‘Dark Waters’: How Todd Haynes and Ed Lachman Created a Masterful Nightmare
Using Gordon Willis and Alan Pakula’s ‘70s Paranoia Trilogy as a starting point, Haynes and Lachman lensed a visual world of oppressive forces.
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Neon’s ‘Portrait of a Lady on Fire’ Grabs Arthouse Crowd, Amazon’s ‘The Aeronauts’ Deflates
This year the rich are getting richer at the crowded arthouse, while nouveau entries are finding a tough purchase.
Influencers: Music Supervisor Randall Poster Is Responsible for Your Favorite Needle Drops
The “Ad Astra” and “Dark Waters” music supervisor is one of IndieWire’s craftspeople shaping the art of cinema today.
Influencers: Ed Lachman Looked Back to Expand the Cinematographer’s Paintbox
The “Dark Waters” cinematographer is one of IndieWire’s craftspeople shaping the art of cinema today.
‘Harriet,’ ‘Jojo Rabbit,’ and ‘Parasite’ Reap Holiday Box Office Bounty
The rich got richer as word of mouth fueled Thanksgiving weekend moviegoing and Netflix’s “The Two Popes” opened soft.
‘Dark Waters’ Leads Tepid Arthouse Openers at Crowded Box Office
Fall breakout “Harriet,” a biopic about abolitionist hero Harriet Tubman, has already outgrossed “The Favourite” and “Moonlight” — ahead of awards nominations.
‘Dark Waters’ Review: Mark Ruffalo Takes on the Man in Todd Haynes’ Dreary Eco-Thriller
Ruffalo’s passion project is a didactic tale of corporate malfeasance, but its environmental concerns have a profound sense of purpose.
Todd Haynes’ Obsession With ‘Mary Poppins’ as a Three-Year Old Inspired Him to Become a Filmmaker
A New Yorker profile of the “Dark Waters” director is full of charming bits, including about Haynes’ precocious fixation on the 1964 musical.
‘Dark Waters’ Trailer: Todd Haynes Crashes Oscar Season With Mark Ruffalo, Anne Hathaway
Haynes returns after “Wonderstruck” with a true crime story that has connections to Bennett Miller’s “Foxcatcher.”
Todd Haynes’ ‘Dark Waters’ Lands an Oscar Release Date as Dee Rees’ Netflix Film Waits For Sundance
As distributors jockey for Oscar slots, some films will wait their turn for 2020.
Matthew Heineman Directs True Wildfire Survival Drama ‘Paradise’
The drama is based on a family’s fight for survival during the 2018 California wildfires.
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