There’s a lot to celebrate both films have received critical acclaim.
But up first isAnatomy(Oct. 13).
Was his death a heat-of-the-moment incident?
Illustration by Michael Hoeweler
It’s also possible he fell out of an open window…or that he took his own life.
“[With] Sandra andAnatomy of a Fall, I feel very much closer to her.
The work onZone of Interest, on one level it was more of a technical one…. “I knew that [Triet] was very sure that I was capable of doing this work.
Jehnny Beth, Milo Machado Graner, and Sandra Hüller in ‘Anatomy of a Fall’.Neon
I think it’s more my way of approaching work that she felt was maybe right.”
ENTERTAINMENT WEEKLY: At the center of this film is a death Sandra’s husband dies.
We are questioning throughout: Did he take his own life?
Sandra Hüller in ‘The Zone of Interest’.a24
Did she kill him?
Was it an accident?
Through all of that, the audience is really left questioning what everyone, especially Sandra, says.
Sandra Hüller and Swann Arlaud in ‘Anatomy of a Fall’.Neon
Well, I wouldn’t say it complicated it.
So this kind of working fits really close to me and I enjoy it very much.
So it didn’t make it complicated in that sense.
2024 Oscars contenders: Emma Stone in ‘Poor Things,’ Margot Robbie in ‘Barbie.'.Alex Sandoval - Source: Searchlight Pictures / Warner Bros.
It is perhaps the most intense moment of the movie.
Was there a different feeling on set that day or days?
When you got to that scene, was it a different mood?
Chris Messina as David Falk in ‘Air’.Ana Carballosa/Prime
So it comes out of the blue.
It’s always the same topics, and I think it’s the same with them.
And it was like that, so I was right.
Viola Davis at the 2017 Oscars.MARK RALSTON/AFP
But this one was rehearsed.
We really had to find the staging in the house and the positions of the characters.
It was really beautiful.
Mike Faist in ‘West Side Story’.Niko Tavernise/20th Century Studios
No, I don’t.
I asked Justine several times and she didn’t answer the question for reasons.
And as soon as we started working, I also realized that it’s not really important.
It’s really important what we think about the story.
It’s important what every spectator, every viewer thinks about the characters.
All the things we project are important.
And she really built something around the truth that we cannot really get through.
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Heat Index | Contender or Pretender?
While much ofAirhas a steady approach, Messina injects colorful bursts of volatility, using profanity as his paintbrush.
People ask me all the time, ‘What kind of stories do you want to tell, Viola?’
And I say, ‘Exhume those bodies.
So here’s to August Wilson who exhumed and exalted the ordinary people.”
A well-deserved win, no doubt.
Plus, he absolutely nails those pirouettes!
