Filmmaker Ryan Coogler discusses his new film 'Sinners,' a genre-bending thriller set in 1930s Mississippi. He explains his decision to put Black Panther 3 on hold to pursue this project, driven by a compelling idea and the desire to explore themes of dichotomy, identity, and the blending of genres. Coogler reflects on his personal experiences growing up in Oakland and how they influenced the film's characters and themes.
- Ryan Coogler put Black Panther 3 on hold to make 'Sinners,' a decision driven by a clear vision and personal connection to the story.
- Coogler blends history, historical drama, action, and romance in 'Sinners,' set against the backdrop of 1930s Mississippi.
- The film explores themes of dichotomy and identity, drawing from Coogler's experiences growing up in Oakland.
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