Discussing Todd Haynes' May December, and what happens when a filmmaker like him reaches the widest possible audience

Update: 2024-01-19

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In the latest episode of Captured on Celluloid on Make Time for This, Adam and Andrew discuss May December and all of the discourse and questions its US Netflix release seemed to spark.

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Discussing Todd Haynes' May December, and what happens when a filmmaker like him reaches the widest possible audience

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Discussing Todd Haynes' May December, and what happens when a filmmaker like him reaches the widest possible audience

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Discussing Todd Haynes' May December, and what happens when a filmmaker like him reaches the widest possible audience