The director of queer favorites like ‘Looking’ and ‘All of Us Strangers’ returns with ‘A Long Winter,’ a rich character study shot deep in the wilderness. Here he speaks about the film, which he calls an “endpoint” in his career thus far, for the first time.
The director of queer favorites like ‘Looking’ and ‘All of Us Strangers’ returns with ‘A Long Winter,’ a rich character study shot deep in the wilderness. Here he speaks about the film, which he calls an “endpoint” in his career thus far, for the first time.
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The director of queer favorites like ‘Looking’ and ‘All of Us Strangers’ returns with ‘A Long Winter,’ a rich character study shot deep in the wilderness. Here he speaks about the film, which he calls an “endpoint” in his career thus far, for the first time.
