Maggie Gyllenhaal—will streaming change cinema?
This week we speak to the Oscar-nominated actor and director of “The Lost Daughter”
AS AWARDS season gets underway, Anne McElvoy asks the Oscar-nominated actor and filmmaker how streaming platforms will change cinema. The director of “The Lost Daughter” reveals why she chose to adapt Elena Ferrante’s novel and what drew her to the messy mothers at the centre of the story. Plus, has she spoken to the famously enigmatic Italian writer? Runtime: 21 min
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