The filmmaker sits down for a wide-ranging discussion of his film’s poignant themes, the challenges and joys of working with ...

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A moderately insightful critic, full-on Swiftie and all-around bon vivant, Peter Sobczynski, in addition to his work at this site, is also a contributor to The Spool and can be heard weekly discussing ...