Penfield author Donna Flores is shown with two of her children’s books –“Stories from the PA Wildz” and “More Stories from ...

A sense of winking absurdity permeates “Serious People,” which thankfully does not take Pasqual’s world of clout chasers and self-proclaimed “hypebeasts” very seriously at all.

In the L.A. comedy-drama “Serious People,” remarkable naturalism and immense absurdity sit shoulder-to-shoulder. However, as notable as this tension may be, the novelty of the movie’s tonal ...

Serious People is co-directors Pasqual Gutierrez and Ben Mullinkosson NEXT feature about a music video director who hires a lookalike to replace him at work while his wife is pregnant. The film is ...

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Author and NYT Opinion columnist, Ross Douthat, joins Morning Joe to discuss the themes from his new book 'Believe: Why Everyone Should Be Religious.' Douthat and the Morning Joe panel also ...

Directing music videos is easy. All you have to do is sit there, act confident, and never let on that you have no idea what you’re doing. The client is most likely an idiot; tell them the end result ...

Ultimately, Miguel versus Pasqual and Raul becomes a battle of surface-level aesthetics versus well-thought-out artistry, but Serious People doesn't care who is really on which side. Could Miguel ...

Co-directors Pasqual Gutierrez and Ben Mullinkosson made a work of autofiction about the former’s expectant fatherhood and work-life balance in Serious People, about a music video director who hires a ...