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Tribeca: Ethan Berger's narrative directorial debut boasts an all-star cast of Lewis Pullman, Halle Bailey, Austin Abrams, Angus Cloud, and John Malkovich in a hauntingly accurate portrayal of Greek life.
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Exclusive: IndieWire shares an exclusive clip and speaks with director Ethan Berger about his disturbing Tribeca Festival entry centered on the destructive power plays of a fraternity in pledge season — and crisis.
With a crooning Alex Wolff and a score from Alberto Iglesias, we can forgive this 43-minute short for being a Zara ad.
Wolff also looks back on "Hereditary," and the "bloodbath" of making his debut feature "The Cat and the Moon."
‘Pig’ Review: Nicolas Cage Goes Against Type as a Zen Truffle Hunter Not Hell-Bent on Bloody Revenge
Seeking another hysterical Nicolas Cage vehicle? Look elsewhere. But the patient will be rewarded by the monk-like calm exuding from Michael Sarnoski's feature directing debut.
‘Castle in the Ground’ Review: Alex Wolff and Imogen Poots Star in a Potent and Painful Opioid Drama
Excellent performances and a cold eye for detail make "Castle in the Ground" worth its ruthlessly depressing trip to rock bottom.
The star of the Sundance sensation tells IndieWire why he has such a hard time letting go of characters and why directing his own film was a break from all that terror.
Directed by James Sadwith, the movie will be released in theaters on October 14.
The film will be released theatrically this fall.
