Kelvin Harrison Jr. and Julius Onah on perception and privilege in Luce
Aux Features Kelvin Harrison Jr.
When Luce premiered at Sundance 2019 back in January, A.A. Dowd named it one of the best films of the festival. Anchored by Kelvin Harrison Jr.’s “chilling, remarkable performance,” Julius Onah’s film deftly tackles stereotypes and the double-edged sword of power and privilege. Ahead of the Luce’s theatrical release, we sat down with the director and his star to discuss how the viewer’s perception plays a critical role in the narrative, and why Onah couldn’t resist making a direct connection to the work of director Michael Haneke.
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I saw this at a preview screening lastnight. Well acted, disturbing, worth seeing. But they’re not marketing it right, they give the impression that it’s a thriller, which is not the case at all. It’s a suspenseful drama with deep questions.