Dining across the divide: ‘There’s nothing more irritating than being told you’re an idiot by a teenager’

Two film producers discuss second homes, the use of the word ‘woke’, and the importance of the BBC. Could they find any common ground?
Los Angeles Times

‘The Divide’ on WE tv smartly smudges race, class stereotypes

In what is becoming something of a monthly ritual, yet another niche network is venturing in from the old film/documentary/reality fringe with a character-driven drama that executives hope will do ...
Paste

The Divide

The Divide, the latest film from young French director Xavier Gens, opens in chaotic desolation. Amid fast, shaky visuals that mimic that of Matt Reeves’ Cloverfield, a riot occurs with people ...
Los Angeles Times

Review: Perry King’s earnest, western-inflected drama ‘The Divide’ misses its mark

Plenty of heart and soul clearly went into the making of the western-tinged, 1976-set family drama “The Divide.” The result, however, is a sluggish film that incessantly tries but never quite hits its ...