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Plus: Sean Fennessey and 'Vanity Fair' film critic Richard Lawson discuss Lowery’s latest, an unconventional film with an unconventional debut at Sundance
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Ringer editor-in-chief Sean Fennessey and Vanity Fair film critic Richard Lawson discuss filmmaker David Lowery’s latest, A Ghost Story, an unconventional film with an unconventional debut at Sundance (1:00). Later, Sean chats with Lowery about the making of the movie and why he no longer watches his movies or reads his reviews (9:30).
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