In his latest film Armageddon Time, director James Gray examines his own past in a deeply personal coming-of-age story about the complexity and contradictions a child confronts growing up in 1980s Queens. With curation and care of cinema as an art form, Grey joins host Jim Chabin to discuss his thought-provoking new film, what the future holds for the cinema business and why he makes movies for the big screen.

In his latest film Armageddon Time, director James Gray examines his own past in a deeply personal coming-of-age story about the complexity and contradictions a child confronts growing up in 1980s Queens. With curation and care of cinema as an art form, Grey joins host Jim Chabin to discuss his thought-provoking new film, what the future holds for the cinema business and why he makes movies for the big screen.

In his latest film Armageddon Time, director James Gray examines his own past in a deeply personal coming-of-age story about the complexity and contradictions a child confronts growing up in 1980s Queens. With curation and care of cinema as an art form, Grey joins host Jim Chabin to discuss his thought-provoking new film, what the future holds for the cinema business and why he makes movies for the big screen.&nbsp;

James Gray, Director of Armageddon Time

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James Gray, Director of Armageddon Time

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