Carey Fukunaga talks about the aftermath of teenage violence
One of the most promising young directors of our time, Carey Fukunaga ("Jane Eyre"), has added another drama to his list of future projects. As reported by Collider , he will team up with Brokeback Mountain writers Diane Ossana and Larry McMurtry to create an as-yet untitled film based on true events.The story revolves around a heartbroken man named Joe Bell , whose 15-year-old gay son committed suicide in 2013 due to peer bullying. Filled with remorse and regret, immersed in the deepest depression, the father sets off on a journey across America, during which he tells everyone he meets about the consequences of bullying people with non-traditional sexual orientation. Six months after the start of his mission, Joe was killed under the wheels of a truck, whose driver allegedly fell asleep at the wheel.  Fukunaga will develop the project and take the director's chair. He is currently busy preparing for the filming of a large-scale adaptation of Stephen King's novel It. In addition, Carey has plans to work on the Alienist series about a serial killer with the skills of a psychologist. The Topic of Article: Carey Fukunaga talks about the aftermath of teenage violence. |
