David Lowery
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Oct 4, 2026
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We are going to discover what these forgotten, bizarre, and sometimes brilliant films reveal about how we, you know, as a culture rebuild and retell our oldest myths to suit whatever era we happen to be living in.
speaker_6HOST
And the catalyst for this specific exploration, as our source points out, was the release of David Lowery's incredibly lush atmospheric adaptation, The Green Knight.
speaker_5HOST
Oh, what a movie.
speaker_6HOST
Right? That film was a major wake-up call for modern audiences.
speaker_1HOST
A very different vibe.
speaker_0HOST
Let's talk about David Lowery's 2021 film, The Green Knight, starring Dev Patel as Gawain.
speaker_1HOST
A film that carries the distinct A24 pedigree, which tells you immediately that we are dealing with a heavily symbolic, highly inquisitive piece of art.
speaker_0HOST
It's definitely not a popcorn movie.
CharlotteHOST
Watts co-created and co-wrote Skeleton Crew, the well-regarded but unfortunately not greatly seen series that starred Jude Law and brought an Amblin vibe to the Star Wars universe.
CharlotteHOST
Watts directed two episodes of the show, which also had a starry assemblage of helmers that included David Lowery, Lee Isaac Chung, Jake Schreier, Bryce Dallas Howard, and the Daniels.
CharlotteHOST
So that's the story.
CharlotteHOST
John Watts is going to direct the next movie for Lucasfilm.
speaker_0HOST
It truly did, and this idea of treating a classic as an ongoing conversation extends way beyond 19th century domestic dramas and 1970s coming-of-age stories.
speaker_0HOST
Look at The Green Knight from 2021, directed by David Lowery.
speaker_1HOST
Oh, this one is wild because it's not even a traditional novel.
speaker_1HOST
It's a response to a 14th century poem, Sir Gawain and the Green Knight.
Tom FitzgeraldHOST
Welcome back to another edition of the BKMC, a supplemental edition of the Pop Style Opinion Fest podcast where we take a look at one film per week and give you all our thoughts on it.
Tom FitzgeraldHOST
This week's film is Mother Mary, starring Anne Hathaway and Michaela Coel, directed by David Lowery, and we have thoughts.
Lorenzo MarquezHOST
[laughs]
Tom FitzgeraldHOST
Lots and lots and lots of thoughts.
George CarmiHOST
But the first movie I found, um, Cam, you actually rate this movie pretty highly, so this is reliant on Tyler and Seth, both of them giving this movie a two and a half stars.
George CarmiHOST
That is David Lowery's The Green Knight.
Cam WalshHOST
Hmm.
Cam WalshHOST
Yeah.
Ian HoytHOST
Yeah, let's do it.
Parker HerrenHOST
So Mother Mary, Anne Hathaway, Michaela Cole, directed by David Lowery of The Green Knight.
Parker HerrenHOST
Did you see The Green Knight? No.
Parker HerrenHOST
Gorgeous.
Gregory RosebrughHOST
This is the one about Alec Baldwin pitching a movie to Cannes.
Gregory RosebrughHOST
In Critics Week, we have Ain't Them Body Saints by a young upstart, David Lowery, who we will now know as the director of The Great, The Green Knight, and who has made other movies.
Bil AntoniouHOST
Yeah, including this year's Mother Mary, which is like one of the worst fucking things I've seen in forever.
Bil AntoniouHOST
Ha ha ha
NoahHOST
Would you be pregnant in your 40s and then go shoot The Odyssey?
TravisHOST
The Odyssey, she also had a David Lowery earlier this year.
TravisHOST
Yeah.
TravisHOST
Mother Mary, which was, I thought, pretty good.
Luke BurianHOST
But the movie's like, no, no, no, no, no. We're going this way.
Luke BurianHOST
And it's David Lowery.
Luke BurianHOST
So his camera choices, the way he stages shots, the way he frames shots, there's, like, so many, like, holy shit, this looks like a...
Luke BurianHOST
Either like a painting or almost like a music video, but in the best way possible.
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