Ep 362: Brady Corbet • Henry Joost & Ariel Schulman

Brady Corbet returns with his directorial debut, “The Childhood of a Leader”, an historical thriller he also wrote. Next I prank the “Catfish” creators whose mew movie “Nerve” opens 7/22. Lastly, Leslie McCleave with her documentary  “How Sweet the Sound: The Blind Boys of Alabama”.

Brady Corbet returns with his directorial debut, “The Childhood of a Leader”, an historical thriller he also wrote. Next I prank the “Catfish” creators whose mew movie “Nerve” opens 7/22. Lastly, Leslie McCleave with her documentary  “How Sweet the Sound: The Blind Boys of Alabama”.

Actor Brady Corbet (“Melancholia”, “Simon Killer”) has directed his first feature film called “The Childhood of a Leader“, a historical thriller which he also wrote. The story takes place during the days of the Versailles Treaty and stars child actor and newcomer Tom Sweet in an unforgettable role. The film opens theatrically on Wednesday, July 27th in various cities.

Adam Schartoff & Brady Corbet

Next up are Henry Joost and Ariel Schulman, the creators of “Catfish” (both the documentary and the series) who have co-directed a new action adventure film called “Nerve“. The film which stars Emma Roberts, Dave Franco and Emily  Meade opens on Friday, July 22nd.

Henry Joost, Ariel Schulman & Adam Schartoff

Last up is Leslie McCleave, the director of a new documentary called “How Sweet the Sound: The Blind Boys of Alabama”. That film is currently in the film festival circuit making its next pitstop at the Stony Brook Film Festival on Saturday, July 23rd.

Adam Schartoff & Leslie McCleave at Show Briz Studios in NYC

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