Nathan Lane and Amy Ryan explain how they found and expanded the dark comedy of Beau Is Afraid with writer-director Ari Aster.
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Andrew J. Salazar is the Co-Owner and Managing Editor of DiscussingFilm. Born and raised in Los Angeles, Andrew can easily be found in any of the city's historic movie theaters on any given week. Coming from a Mexican background, he strives to make online film criticism more inclusive for rising, underrepresented writers and diverse thinkers who break the mold. Lives for the lore. More reviews from Andrew can be found at Geeks of Color.
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