Movie review: Bias undermines Julia Roberts starrer 'After the Hunt'

Why Julia Roberts Didn't Use An Intimacy Coordinator On After The Hunt

Spoilers ahead. After The Hunt is a perfect Oscar-bait film. Filled with hefty dialogue, emotional scenes and topical questions, Luca Guadagnino draws out incredible performances from Julia Roberts, Ayo Edebiri and Andrew Garfield. The drama follows Yale University professor Alma Imhoff (Roberts), who is caught in the middle when her student protégée, Maggie Resnick (Edebiri) accuses Alma’s friend and colleague, Hank Gibson (Garfield) of sexual …

Julia Roberts shines in the muddled 'After the Hunt' : Pop Culture Happy Hour

In the new movie After The Hunt, Julia Roberts plays a Yale professor who finds herself in a hard place when one of her star students (Ayo Edebiri) makes an allegation against another faculty member (Andrew Garfield). Who’s telling the truth? Who’s the victim? Is there a victim? Directed by Luca Guadagnino (Challengers, Call Me by Your Name) the film poses a lot of questions. But are any of them answered?Follow Pop Culture Happy Hour on Letterbo…

How the 'After the Hunt' Costumes Weave a Tale of Obsession & Betrayal

Yannis DrakoulidisWarning: Spoilers for After the Hunt belowIn Luca Guadagnino’s psychological thriller After the Hunt, nothing is black and white, except for the suits. The director’s latest film comes on the heels of a prolific year in which he premiered both Challengers and Queer with costumes Jonathan Anderson. But for After the Hunt, the Italian auteur reunited with costume designer and Céline’s head of knitwear, Giulia Piersanti, for a les…

Movie review: Bias undermines Julia Roberts starrer 'After the Hunt'

"After the Hunt," starring Julia Roberts and in theaters Friday, shows its bias in such a way that undermines the exploration of the film's complicated issues.

After The Hunt review | Can Luca Guadagnino hit the mark again?

Luca Guadagnino’s latest film tries to attack our modern morals, but does it say anything new about it all? Here’s our After The Hunt review.  Last year, Luca Guadagnino examined love and attraction from two very different viewpoints with Challengers and Queer. Whereas the former was sexy and fun, the latter took a more serious route to wondering what it means to forming relationships. Neither film strayed too far from the themes or style of Gua…