The Photograph: Issa Rae and Stella Meghie interviewed by Roxane Gay
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- Опубліковано 19 лют 2020
- The Photograph: Issa Rae and Stella Meghie interviewed by Roxane Gay. Issa Rae, Golden Globe and Emmy-nominated creator and star of Insecure, and writer and director Stella Meghie join author Roxane Gay for a discussion of their new film, The Photograph-a powerful multigenerational story of love, family history, and art. Recorded February 12, 2020, at 92nd Street Y.
Already generating buzz for the project from critics and audiences alike, Rae and Meghie discuss the making of the film and Rae’s effortless chemistry with co-star Lakeith Stanfield-along with stories from behind the scenes, why we need more romantic movies in 2020, and much more.
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..."If the journey is ongoing, then failure doesnt exist, there is only failure when you give up"...Issa Rae
Roxane needs to do MORE of these!! She's so good!
Love Issa so much, she’s so beautiful and talented and just down to earth.
Stella has such a cute laughter. She reminded me of my cousin, Such a lovely women.
Keep doing the good work.
The Photograph, I'll start here, this movie is more powerful between each spoken word exchanged between Issa and LaKeith. More specifically, it is both the stolen and unstolen looks aimed and sometimes aimless but cleverly expressed allowing the viewers like me to fill-in the gaps with our own thoughts further summoning our connection to this film, this soundtrack....oh this film is in my top 3. I'll end here, the "is and the this" that I use keeps this film forever present, no memory required!
Phil aka Titun from Philly
Volume is very low
Wow this must the most boring one of these I ve watched yet and the names you would think it would be great
I found it quite good and fascinating, it's a story with charm and a slower pace, not every movie needs to rush the audience from scene to scene