Call Me By Your Name, the new film by Luca Guadagnino, is a sensual and transcendent tale of first love, based on the acclaimed novel by André Aciman.

Walls’s acclaimed memoir, “The Glass Castle,” which connected with millions of readers, unveiled the secret she’d long kept of her childhood: a gothic coming-of-age amid poverty, disaster, rebellion and estrangement from society.

How do you stay commercial but also try to be an artist? Will you even get the chance to be a part of the commercial system?

Boldly original, Okja, the new film from the talented South Korean writer-director Bong’s film, is not just an ambitious, politically conscious film with a social message, but a charming, well-crafted fable about the incomparable love of a young girl for her special pig.

I did a lot of research into Barnum and we are basically telling the story as if  Barnum was directing it–Hugh Jackman