Cate Blanchett and Alfonso Cuarón’s ‘Disclaimer’ Is a Failed Attempt at a Feminist Thriller: TV Review
No one films the ocean as a proxy for emotional extremes like Alfonso Cuarón. In films like “Children of Men,” “Gravity” and “Roma,” the Mexican director — often in conjunction with Oscar-winning cinematographer Emmanuel Lubezki — makes roiling waves a metaphor for everything from rebirth to safety to cathartic rebirth.
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In the first two episodes, Alfonso Cuarón cautions viewers against blindly accepting manipulative narratives before dropping ...
Some of the Disclaimer delays were apparently COVID-related, but much of the lengthy production was due to Cuarón’s methods.
Apple TV+’s seven-part series written and directed by Alfonso Cuarón stars Cate Blanchett as a successful documentarian faced with a secret about her past.
Director Alfonso Cuarón uses shifting narration and time frames to upend viewer expectations about the truth in "Disclaimer." ...
Gravity,” “Children of Men,” the best Harry Potter movie—and now a seven-part miniseries? With “Disclaimer,” director Alfonso ...
Like a string of recent shows and films, Alfonso Cuarón’s new miniseries starring Cate Blanchett flips without warning.
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