Todd Haynes
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Todd Haynes’ ‘May December’ Twists the Knife to the Bone
In which Todd Haynes goes full Pedro Almodóvar and never looks back.
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A Color Theory Reading of Todd Haynes’ ‘Carol’
When it comes to Todd Haynes, Ed Lachman, and color, “There are no accidents.”
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Todd Haynes: Master of Melodrama
Big emotions, endless conflict, and beautiful surfaces are the director’s trademark.
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The Burden of Truth in ‘Dark Waters’
‘Dark Waters’ doesn’t just focus on the story it uncovers, but also the toil of having damning knowledge without the power to save the people that are in danger.
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The Real Story Behind ‘Dark Waters’
The new film from Todd Haynes focuses on Robert Bilott, an attorney who took on the goliath chemical company DuPont.
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Todd Haynes and Mark Ruffalo Tackle Environmentalism in ‘Dry Run’
Neither the ‘Carol’ director or the ‘Avengers’ actor are strangers to activism, and their timely team-up feels especially welcome.
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Why Todd Haynes’ ‘Wonderstruck’ is a Movie for Everyone
If you have a heart or just love good cinematography, you’ll want to watch ‘Wonderstruck.’
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The Mark of Heaven: Douglas Sirk’s Influence on Todd Haynes
The ‘50s are alive with subtext. The melodramas of Douglas Sirk were stylized simply by existing. The director’s focus on small, domestic issues with housewives…
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6 Filmmaking Tips from Todd Haynes
Don’t just play it safe when you can strive to be an experimental film superstar.