The Road in Film

I have been looking forward to the film adaptation of Cormac McCarthy’s novel The Road ever since I heard that Viggo Mortensen would play the role of the father. Yesterday the New York Times‘ Charles McGrath had a report from the set on the challenges of filming the post-apocalyptic world that McCarthy imagined.

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