TheWrap Emmy magazine: “He’s starting to actually become crazy, as much as he’s been trying to fake being crazy up until this point,” Hulu star says
First-time writer-director Wayne Roberts clearly empathizes with his young heroine, but ties her to the railroad tracks anyway
Hulu limited series’ star tells TheWrap how he ruined “one of the most glorious moments in TV history”
“It’s hard to keep a straight face and care so much about my nuts,” Hulu limited series’ star tells TheWrap
Adaptation of Joseph Heller’s World War II novel launches May 17 on Hulu
Writer-director Sebastián Silva tiptoes to the edge of inflammatory ideas about race but then shrinks back rather than diving in
Venice 2018: This haunting, thrilling space saga reminds us that the path to the moon was littered with chaos and catastrophe
Sundance 2018: Sebastian Silva makes a melting pot “Lord of the Flies” in the woods
EmmyWrap magazine: Directors of “Master of None,” “Girls” and “The Leftovers” dive into their series breakouts
Trey Edward Shults’s doomsday nightmare explores the self-sabotage of fear
Horror film directed by “Krisha” helmer Trey Edward Shults hits theaters this summer
It begin and ends with Adam, but Chuck Palmer is the literal worst
“In many ways I look at Ray as who I was about 10 years ago, a caricature version of who I was,” HBO actor/director tells TheWrap of his character on Lena Dunham dramedy
Reteaming with “30 Rock” collaborator Robert Carlock gives Fey her best big-screen opportunity to date, as a sheltered news producer who finds herself on the front lines
Tom McCarthy’s movie also wins screenplay honor at New York-based indie awards
First-time filmmaker Josh Mond avoids treacle in this realistic portrait of a young man caring for his terminally ill mother
Josh Mond’s directorial debut premiered at the Sundance Film Festival earlier this year
Star Christopher Abbott and director Josh Mond join Mescudi and Call in a game of “Wrapid Fire” at TheWrap Interview Studio at the Indiegogo Lounge at Sundance
“Girls” alum Christopher Abbott stars as the troubled title character who must comfort his sick mother
Film project by the “Martha Marcy May Marlene” team marks Josh Mond’s directorial debut
Loading up your DVR with Halloween viewing fare? Consider these unconventional choices
"The Iron Lady's" Richard E. Grant also appearing on the comedy
Actor won't even be back for closure in Season 3
