Quintessential Directors: Barry Jenkins
A brief look at two Barry Jenkins films that have established him as one of the greatest filmmakers of our time.
Bumpy Night (2012)
When Jonas, an actor, encounters his ex-boyfriend Anton at a party, he struggles to keep his composure as he faces the pain of their separation. But for Jonas, a young man who can't differentiate between the stage and real life, the performance he puts on soon spirals out of his control.
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When Jonas, an actor, encounters his ex-boyfriend Anton at a party, he struggles to keep his composure as he faces the pain of their separation. But for Jonas, a young man who can't differentiate between the stage and real life, the performance he puts on soon spirals out of his control.
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