Video: ‘Brooklyn’: How the film never tips it’s hand

“Brooklyn” director John Crowley and “Brooklyn” actress Saoirse Ronan discuss the methods they used to reveal just enough information in the film.

Oct. 29, 2015 4:13 PM PT

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Video: 'Brooklyn': How the film never tips it's hand

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'Trumbo:' Navigating the media landscape, past and present

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'Truth:' Dennis Quaid remembers Lt. Colonel Roger Charles

'Truth:' Casting Cate Blanchett in the lead

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'Truth:' Casting Robert Redford as Dan Rather

'Truth:' Why tell Mary Mapes' story

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Video: 'Brooklyn': John Crowley and Saoirse Ronan examine the film's subtle dramatic moments

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'Room:' Learning from real life victims

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