Former Journalist Mark Anthony Green's New Film Questions Our Relationship With Celebrity Culture–' We've Taken A Dark Turn'
After shaping narratives at GQ, Green shifts gears to direct Opus–starring Ayo Edebri–a cinematic reflection of the same ...
Why ‘Opus’ Director Mark Anthony Green Swept His Own Movie Set
The GQ editor-turned filmmaker’s new A24 movie is a warning against tribalism and cults of personality, and was made with ...
Opus: John Malkovich, Mark Anthony Green on storytelling and creating pop stars
John Malkovich and Mark Anthony Green spoke to Digital Trends about their movie Opus, the art of storytelling, and how to ...
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In conversation with Mark Anthony Green: From GQ to ‘Opus’
Mark Anthony Green began writing for GQ when he was 19 years old. After graduating from Morehouse College, he started working ...
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‘OPUS’ Director Mark Anthony Green on His “Very Weird, Very Fun” Film
After an astonishing premiere at Sundance in January, OPUS has finally hit theaters. Billed as a horror film, OPUS is ...
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Ayo Edebiri can only do so much to save the off-key musician thriller Opus
I n one of the opening scenes of writer/director Mark Anthony Green's Opus, Ayo Edebiri's Ariel Ecton is faux-sparring with her pal Kent (Young Mazino) in an eatery. As she "prote ...
The 'Opus' ending parallels Luigi Mangione's story, according to director Mark Anthony Green
The "Opus" ending has a twist that makes audiences reconsider how they view Moretti, John Malkovich's mysterious pop star ...
‘Opus' Director Mark Anthony Green on Ayo Edebiri, Who He Wanted to Cast Before They Died, and Sean Baker's Wise Words About Theaters
Green tells IndieWire about shooting his A24 feature debut in just 19 days and more on why the term "elevated horror" is ...
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Review: ‘Opus’ is a painfully rough translation of an urgent, hungry filmmaking mind
There’s not a doubt in my mind that Green has some sort of answer to that question. Frankly, I have little trouble believing ...