Director Luca Guadagnino explains the ending of 'After the Hunt' and breaking the fourth wall

‘After The Hunt’ Writer Nora Garrett Reveals The Political Event That Impacted Her, And Her On-Set Experience With Luca Guadagnino And Julia Roberts

Nora Garrett is proof that screenwriting dreams can come true. As a first-time screenwriter, the experience of being on Luca Guadagnino’s set and seeing Julia Roberts, Ayo Edebiri, Andrew Garfield, Michael Stuhlbarg and Chloë Sevigny embodying her characters, was, she says, “incredibly surreal.” After the Hunt follows Yale professor Alma (Roberts) who is deeply shaken when her student Maggie (Edebiri) accuses Alma’s close friend and colleague Ha…

Director Luca Guadagnino explains the ending of 'After the Hunt' and breaking the fourth wall

Plus, why Andrew Garfield says the characters "can't see their own asses."Amazon MGM Studios Andrew Garfield and Julia Roberts in 'After the Hunt'Key PointsAfter the Hunt centers on a sexual assault allegation and varying versions of the truth.Star Andrew Garfield explains why the characters make things worse for themselves.Director Luca Guadagnino addresses the final scene of the movie and his decision to break the fourth wall.Warning: The arti…

‘After the Hunt’ Is Fascinating for All the Wrong Reasons

Luca Guadagnino’s attempt at a Culture War thriller paints a portrait of an era awash in malcontent and paranoia In After the Hunt, director Luca Guadagnino’s attempt at a culture-war thriller, the old are pitted against the young, Black against white, men against women, gay against straight. At the heart of the film is Alma Imhoff, a fifty-something professor of philosophy at Yale played by Julia Roberts. In this improbably glamorous vision of …

New Release Review - "After The Hunt"

Over the past couple of decades Julia Roberts has convincingly transitioned from a great movie star to a fine actress. Recognising this, Luca Guadagnino has rewarded her with the sort of role usually reserved for the Kidmans, Blanchetts and Winslets of this world, a juicy lead part in a hot button drama. Roberts elevates the shoddy material and her magnetism ensures we're always at least partially engaged, but the film around her is an overblown…