Brad Becker-Parton

[NEON @neonrated]

STRESS POSITIONS "is part of queer cinema's new vanguard."

Opens in NYC on April 19th and everywhere April 26th.

Early access screening at IFC Center on 4/15 with an in-person Q&A with director Theda Hammel and John Early. Get tickets now: https://t.co/tvD7VyVQkS

[HBO @HBO]

The truth cannot be redacted.

#Reality is coming to Max on May 29. #StreamonMax #ThisIsReality

[Guardian Film @guardianfilm]

Reality review – word-for-word replay of FBI interrogation is uncannily brilliant https://t.co/cBVbBnvExs

[NYC-DSA 🌹 @nycDSA]

the @NYPDnews 10 billion dollar budget was unable to prevent nor provide aid to passengers this morning

[Brad Becker-Parton @Brad_BP]

This was my favorite movie I saw at Sundance (in the “movies I did not produce” division of course) and the most original and surprising movie I have seen in a long time. Highest recommendation!

[Richard Lawson @rilaws]

YOU WON'T BE ALONE, in theaters tomorrow, is a marvel. My favorite film of the year so far. https://t.co/qvj5RgIDuC

[Brad Becker-Parton @Brad_BP]

@nonlinearnotes i produced the movie! (but also yes she did)

[Brad Becker-Parton @Brad_BP]

@RbrtKornhauser sorry gotchu

[Brad Becker-Parton @Brad_BP]

@RbrtKornhauser you okay bud?

[Brad Becker-Parton @Brad_BP]

Really love this piece on MASTER by @nonlinearnotes. A deep, generous reading of the film that best understands Mariama's ambitions for the film of anything I've read so far!

https://t.co/vm8AdkTRnP

[Robert Daniels @812filmreviews]

Mariama Diallo’s MASTER remains among the best 2022 films so far. Smart, enthralling horror film mining supernatural shocks from inherent horrors. Regina Hall is immaculate. Really hope people seek this out (currently streaming on Prime)

[Alamo Drafthouse NYC @AlamoNYC]

"A towering, inventive shot in the arm for Black horror." - @IndieWire

Join us this Friday in Brooklyn for a live Q&A with writer/director Mariama Diallo following a screening of her latest thriller, Master.

tix: https://t.co/50naK4BJqG

[Richard Brody @tnyfrontrow]

Master, Mariama Diallo's remarkable first feature, uses horror tropes like X-rays to reveal real-life horrors of history—and of the present day; it opens Friday in theatres and on @PrimeVideo https://t.co/tnqeqIcThR

[Christine Vachon @kvpi]

Indie spirits. NO WINE. NO WINE AT ALL. just bourbon. Bourbon!!!!! How do I get THROUGH this?

[Prime Video @PrimeVideo]

A dark history plagues the halls of Ancaster College. Master is coming March 18. #MasterFilm

[Brad Becker-Parton @Brad_BP]

@LukeAdirondack I feel like Burks fits anywhere but maybe he’s no more valuable than a buyout guy ultimately

[New York Times Arts @nytimesarts]

Our critic @aoscott has watched 21 films (so far) at the Sundance Film Festival and says it offers good news about the health of indie cinema, from found-footage documentaries like “Fire of Love” to “Get Out”-influenced horror dramas like “Master.” https://t.co/HYHkl5V0TD

[The Devil's Mouth @nowscreamingpv]

Mark your calendars, #MasterFilm starring @MoreReginaHall, #AmberGray and @thezoerenee premieres March 18th only on @PrimeVideo.

[Sundance Film Festival @sundancefest]

ICYMI: #MasterFilm premieres on Amazon @PrimeVideo on March 18th. https://t.co/gcva9fK5YJ @AmazonStudios

[Robert Daniels @812filmreviews]

Really liked MASTER starring Regina Hall. A lot of people will make the easy comparison to GET OUT (what's new). But I think this frightening film takes other routes, and does them well. My #Sundance review via @IndieWire

https://t.co/jMdY9ByYrW