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Antonio Campos

true crime Mar. 31, 2021

Colin Firth to Push Down HBO Max’s The Staircase AdaptationThe famous whodunit.

By Jennifer Zhan
movie review Sept. 18, 2020

Netflix’s The Devil All the Time Is a Sadistic SlogChoose Your Own Adventure, but for generational trauma.

By Bilge Ebiri
choices Sept. 17, 2020

Robert Pattinson Hid His Devil All the Time Accent Until Cameras Rolled“Rob was impossible to get dialect coaching,” director Antonio Campos said.

By Zoe Haylock
tv review Aug. 2, 2017

The Sinner Is a Superbly Executed Murder MysteryIt understands that every mystery is ultimately an exercise in people-watching.

By Matt Zoller Seitz
the sense of an ending Oct. 19, 2016

Director Antonio Campos on Christine’s EndingIt’s a twist on the inevitable.

By Kevin Lincoln
sundance 2016 Jan. 29, 2016

Rebecca Hall on Sundance Suicide Movie Christine“I talked to the guy who cleaned the blood off of the counter. He remembered scrubbing the blood and crying.”

By Jada Yuan
chat room Apr. 12, 2013

Brady Corbet on Simon Killer and Woman Haters“I have no fear of misogyny in myself … for the record.”

By Jada Yuan
sundance 2012 Jan. 27, 2012

Brady Corbet Talks Sundance’s Simon Killer, Art Cinema, and Steak Tartare“I never read reviews, but I’ve been reading every review I can find of this one.”

By Bilge Ebiri
chat room Oct. 2, 2009

Afterschool Director Antonio Campos on Absorbing Internet Criticism and the ‘Unbearable’ NYC Prep“‘NYC Prep’ seems to be more interested in glorifying and sensationalizing that lifestyle more than actually presenting us with anything resembling reality.”

By Bilge Ebiri
vulture picture palace Dec. 2, 2008

Filmmaker Antonio Campos Spoils His DinnerLet’s see … where to start with this one?

By Bilge Ebiri