ニューヨーク・タイムズのインスタグラム(nytimes) - 12月10日 06時41分

“In ‘Get Out,’ Daniel Kaluuya’s quiet, reactive, cat-footed performance is key,” @ニューヨーク・タイムズ critic A.O. Scott writes in this week’s @nytmag. “He is victim and avenger, a surrogate for the filmmaker and the audience, as passive and helpless as Mia Farrow in ‘Rosemary’s Baby’ and then, when it counts, as charismatic and decisive. He can’t believe his eyes, and you can’t take yours off him.” In 2017, #horrorfilms like “Get Out” dominated the cultural conversation. So @nytmag asked 10 of the year's best actors to perform in a series of frightening short films. #DanielKaluuya starred in “The Pyscho Killer,” a film produced exclusively for @nytmag. “He knows what he’s done, and he’s watching television,” says @floriasigismondi, who directed the series of films and took this portrait of the actor. “The bloody hand is a great revenge twist. The scene ends with a question mark.” Visit the link in our profile to watch the film — and to see more short horror movies produced exclusively for @nytmag by @floriasigismondi and @maavven. #GreatPerformers

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