Gabriel Range‘s Death of a President, which screens tonight in Toronto, “does not take the assassination of [George] Bush as the premise for entertainment,” the 32 year-old director tells Toronto Star critic Peter Howell. “It’s the starting point for what I hope are some quite serious reflections on these extraordinary times we live in.” Here’s the piece, which apparently is the first significant interview that Range has given about the film.

September 10, 2006by Jeffrey Wells5 Comments