Скачать или смотреть Mark Anthony Green on His A24 Directorial Debut "Opus"

In "Opus," Ayo Edebiri plays a journalist invited into a world of celebrity power, but is she there to observe, or be consumed by it?

This week, journalist and filmmaker Mark Anthony Green (MAG) joins us to unpack his A24 directorial debut, "Opus". We dissect the film's underlying themes, including the seductive power of validation, the blurred lines between journalism and celebrity, and how Black horror and comedy can expose the darker truths of our human condition.

Episode Summary 📝
(2:31) - Mark Anthony Green reveals journey from GQ journalist to filmmaker
(6:51) - Crafting intelligent, complex Black characters
(7:22) - Behind-the-scenes stories of working with Nile Rodgers, and George Clinton
(9:49) - Why Opus connects differently with Black viewers
(11:04) - The reality of being "in the room" vs. having creative control
(12:44) - The six-year journey of bringing "Opus" to the screen.
(15:21) - How "Get Out" changed horror filmmaking for Black directors
(20:05) - Are we in an entertainment journalism crisis?
(32:03) - Why Mark Anthony Green considers audience discussions "the sequel" to his film.

Notable Quotes: ❞
"Blackness isn't just about racism we we carry blackness in everything that we do." - MAG
"There is so much Blackness and originality and black originality in this film but it's not a film about racism. We're in it now... Blackness isn't just about racism." - MAG

Recommended videos: 👾
   • Видео  

Subscribe and listen to "Brown & Black": 🎧
Spotify: https://spoti.fi/47JgORF
Apple Podcasts: https://apple.co/32hShVT

Follow us: 📱
  / brownblackpodcast  
  / jackrico  
  / iammikeonscreen  

#MarkAnthonyGreen #Opus #A24 #AyoAdebiri #BlackFilmmakers #BrownBlackPodcast