Sonny Bunch is the Culture Editor at The Bulwark. He specializes in the film industry and arts and entertainment, with a focus on filmmaking and current affairs, often exploring themes of geopolitics and conflict. His work has been featured in prominent publications including The Washington Post, The Atlantic, and Commentary Magazine.
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Sonny Bunch's focus on entertainment news, particularly movie reviews and expert commentary, suggests he would be most responsive to pitches offering in-depth analysis of movies and directors. If you have a unique perspective or insider insight into the film industry, including box office trends or historical fiction within cinema, this could pique his interest.
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Showrunner Matt Roller on the second season of Netflix’s hit animated series.
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FJORD IS A PROVOCATION in the best sense of the word, a probing examination into self-conceptions of tolerance and the limits therein, brought to
On the limits of tolerance.
On this week's episode, I'm rejoined by Geoff Edgers of the Washington Post to discuss The Tale of Norm Macdonald and prod Geoff about his forthcoming book on the great comedian who sadly died in 2021.
Plus: An existential threat to physical media, a shakeup at Netflix, and…Norm Macdonald?
Sounds like fun. World’s worst rom-com, though.
