There's something creepy yet haunting about "The Path," in which a tornado levels a town and enables a religious cult to expand its power as an extended family. The central conflict revolves around the ambitions of charismatic leader Cal (Hugh Dancy), the crisis of faith for follower Eddie (Aaron Paul) and the precarious impact on his marriage to Sarah (Michelle Monaghan). With the support of director Mike Cahill, exec producer Jason Katims ("Friday Night Lights") and creator Jessica Goldberg, there was a freedom to be minimalistic and observational. This certainly impacted the cinematography of Yaron Orbach and co-editor Tad Dennis. Read More: 'The Path' Review: The First Great Drama Series of 2016 Belongs to Hulu "I visually played with two worlds: the facade of it, which is very organic and very natural, and the darker undercurrents you start learning about with these people and how they're recruited [and treated]," explained Orbach,...
- 4/29/2016
- by Bill Desowitz
- Indiewire
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