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    The Movie Buff at Tribeca: In Conversation with Delmar Washington and Tucker Morgan, ‘No Running’

    Daniel PrinnBy Daniel PrinnJune 12, 2021No Comments1 Min Read
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    Skylan Brooks in 'No Running.' (Courtesy of Tribeca Film Festival.)
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    I had the chance to cover the film “No Running” at this year’s Tribeca Film Festival. I spoke with director Delmar Washington and writer Tucker Morgan for the film. Their film is about a young Black man, Jaylen (Skylan Brooks), who one evening goes to a lake with a classmate. After her mysterious disappearance, everyone assumes Jaylen did it. However, he’s insistent that something abducted her.

    The film blends sci-fi, conspiracy elements and the Black experience. For the interview, we touch on being inspired by “Get Out,” and mixing the sci-fi elements with this story. Delmar Washington also talked about why he came on board and why it’s a personal story to him. We also talked about casting the characters, like Skylan Brooks as Jaylen and also casting Bill Engvall. There’s much more.

    You can listen to the conversation below as the film is now available on Tribeca at Home as part of the Juneteenth programming. More info here.

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    Daniel is a lover of cinema and looks at the cast, characters, and how well a movie executes the genre. Daniel also looks at the plot and his level of enjoyment. He tries to be fair to a movie’s audience, even if a particular film isn’t his cup of tea. In addition to writing for "The Movie Buff," Daniel has been writing theatrical reviews for his own blog at “Filmcraziest.com."

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