The Hypnotic ‘Uncut Gems’ Score Mashes Synth and Prog-Rock — Watch a Behind-the-Scenes Video
The “Uncut Gems” score is as frantic and panic-attack-inducing as the movie itself, and here the composer tells you how it was done.
Josh and Benny Safdie
Inside the Safdies’ 10-Year Gamble to Stage ‘Uncut Gems’ Within the Real NBA
From fair use to Kobe Bryant, Josh and Benny Safdie were determined (at any cost) to set their fantastical film in reality.
‘Uncut Gems’ Directors Josh and Benny Safdie Almost Cast Kobe Bryant Before Landing on Kevin Garnett
The Safdie brothers considered three NBA players to star in “Uncut Gems” before Kevin Garnett signed on to the heist thriller.
‘Uncut Gems’ Trailer: The Safdie Brothers Unleash a Powerhouse Adam Sandler
Adam Sandler has earned some of the best reviews of his career for his leading turn in the new crime thriller from the “Good Time” directing duo.
That ‘Pulp Fiction’/Brett Kavanaugh Mashup Came From ‘Good Time’ Directors Josh and Benny Safdie — Exclusive
Samuel L. Jackson has given the video his personal stamp of approval.
Robert Pattinson on Working with Non-Actors in ‘Good Time’: Awards Season Spotlight Profile
“I think it brings out something in me, I think it just makes it easier,” the actor said in a video interview with IndieWire.
Robert Pattinson on Picking Under-the-Radar Directors and Why Claire Denis is the Most ‘Authentic Punk’ He’s Ever Met
Robert Pattinson talks about his upcoming projects with the Zellner Brothers, Olivier Assayas, Antonio Campos, Ciro Guerra, and Claire Denis.
‘Good Time’: Win an Autographed Copy of the Soundtrack on Vinyl
Enter for a chance to win a copy of the “Good Time” soundtrack on vinyl, signed by Robert Pattinson and the Safdies.
‘Good Time’: The Safdie Brothers Write a Note Thanking Robert Pattinson for the ‘Romantic/Psychotic Email’ He Sent Them
The acclaimed crime drama opened yesterday.
Why the Safdie Brothers Decided to Put Robert Pattinson in Their Gritty World of New York Amateurs
The Safdie Brothers breakdown how they created the cinematic immediacy of “Good Time” using small crews, real locations, amateur performers and the wounded side of a celebrity the public doesn’t see.
