In a conversation with Variety, the duo break down their process and discuss how the film’s opening and ending shifted in the edit bay. Hilda, what was it like getting the script from Cord ...

Spoiler alert! We're discussing important plot points and the ending of “American Fiction” (in theaters now) so beware if you haven’t seen it. “American Fiction” is a satirical take on ...

Leigh pseudonym – basically, the events of American Fiction. Now, they're discussing options for the film's ending at the award ceremony, and Monk's first suggestion, the ambiguous cut to black ...

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The plot grows pretty wild in the final act as the movie embraces a more meta nature, but Jefferson brings it home in the end with a pitch-perfect final gesture. “American Fiction" is a story ...

Cord Jefferson’s “American Fiction” is a cagey ... Does Jefferson actually buy his own ending? (Not likely.) But Jefferson makes the smartest possible moves in a knotty game of chess ...

“American Fiction,” adapted by writer-director Cord ... from crime and crack to rappers and meeting one’s inevitable end in police violence. He assumes the alias Stagg R.