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🚨Hot news incoming!🚨
We’re excited to announce today that SISTER has entered a multi-year creative partnership with writer/directors and long-time collaborators Brit Marling and Zal Batmanglij!
From the creators of the gripping FX series ‘A Murder at the End of the World’ to the mind-bending Netflix thriller hit ‘The OA’ and the Sundance sensation ‘Sound of My Voice’ - get ready for more groundbreaking stories!
“Brit and Zal are wildly imaginative, ambitious, and deeply thoughtful partners, and I am excited to work with them again. Their ability to build worlds and ground their work in humanity is inspiring, and we are thrilled to welcome them to the community of artists at SISTER.” - Cindy Holland, SISTER Global CEO
Reflecting back… it was wild we made A MURDER AT THE END OF THE WORLD during a global pandemic, supply shortage, hit head on by the climate crisis in the snows of Iceland and flash floods of Utah. Shooting is always hard. But shooting in a time where there is a “worldwide shortage of production accountants” — that’s another kind of hard entirely. But we got through. Though I’m not sure if you asked on any given day — say when one of us had a 102 degree Covid fever far from home, or, in my case, when I was on an IV in a remote mountain hospital unable to keep any food down from severe hypothermia — if we would have said it was worth it.It was an impossible story to tell. And the production challenges pale in comparison to the challenges of writing, directing and editing a story that wanted to make the beautiful young woman whose essential macabre death opens and supercharges nearly every murder mystery into the detective instead.
Maybe that’s why it’s particularly moving to be included in @latimes Envelope of contenders. To be in the company of other storytellers and artists we’ve long admired. And to feel like — while it was a wild ride — we made something genuinely subversive that landed. That found a harbor.
Photographer: @lindseybyrnes
Story: @emilyzemler
Stylist: @graymeganbowmanwardrobe: @prada
Makeup: @sarahuslan
Hair: @bridgetbragerhair
@narrativepr
Reflecting back… it was wild we made A MURDER AT THE END OF THE WORLD during a global pandemic, supply shortage, hit head on by the climate crisis in the snows of Iceland and flash floods of Utah. Shooting is always hard. But shooting in a time where there is a “worldwide shortage of production accountants” — that’s another kind of hard entirely. But we got through. Though I’m not sure if you asked on any given day — say when one of us had a 102 degree Covid fever far from home, or, in my case, when I was on an IV in a remote mountain hospital unable to keep any food down from severe hypothermia — if we would have said it was worth it.It was an impossible story to tell. And the production challenges pale in comparison to the challenges of writing, directing and editing a story that wanted to make the beautiful young woman whose essential macabre death opens and supercharges nearly every murder mystery into the detective instead.
Maybe that’s why it’s particularly moving to be included in @latimes Envelope of contenders. To be in the company of other storytellers and artists we’ve long admired. And to feel like — while it was a wild ride — we made something genuinely subversive that landed. That found a harbor.
Photographer: @lindseybyrnes
Story: @emilyzemler
Stylist: @graymeganbowmanwardrobe: @prada
Makeup: @sarahuslan
Hair: @bridgetbragerhair
@narrativepr
Reflecting back… it was wild we made A MURDER AT THE END OF THE WORLD during a global pandemic, supply shortage, hit head on by the climate crisis in the snows of Iceland and flash floods of Utah. Shooting is always hard. But shooting in a time where there is a “worldwide shortage of production accountants” — that’s another kind of hard entirely. But we got through. Though I’m not sure if you asked on any given day — say when one of us had a 102 degree Covid fever far from home, or, in my case, when I was on an IV in a remote mountain hospital unable to keep any food down from severe hypothermia — if we would have said it was worth it.It was an impossible story to tell. And the production challenges pale in comparison to the challenges of writing, directing and editing a story that wanted to make the beautiful young woman whose essential macabre death opens and supercharges nearly every murder mystery into the detective instead.
Maybe that’s why it’s particularly moving to be included in @latimes Envelope of contenders. To be in the company of other storytellers and artists we’ve long admired. And to feel like — while it was a wild ride — we made something genuinely subversive that landed. That found a harbor.
Photographer: @lindseybyrnes
Story: @emilyzemler
Stylist: @graymeganbowmanwardrobe: @prada
Makeup: @sarahuslan
Hair: @bridgetbragerhair
@narrativepr
Reflecting back… it was wild we made A MURDER AT THE END OF THE WORLD during a global pandemic, supply shortage, hit head on by the climate crisis in the snows of Iceland and flash floods of Utah. Shooting is always hard. But shooting in a time where there is a “worldwide shortage of production accountants” — that’s another kind of hard entirely. But we got through. Though I’m not sure if you asked on any given day — say when one of us had a 102 degree Covid fever far from home, or, in my case, when I was on an IV in a remote mountain hospital unable to keep any food down from severe hypothermia — if we would have said it was worth it.It was an impossible story to tell. And the production challenges pale in comparison to the challenges of writing, directing and editing a story that wanted to make the beautiful young woman whose essential macabre death opens and supercharges nearly every murder mystery into the detective instead.
Maybe that’s why it’s particularly moving to be included in @latimes Envelope of contenders. To be in the company of other storytellers and artists we’ve long admired. And to feel like — while it was a wild ride — we made something genuinely subversive that landed. That found a harbor.
Photographer: @lindseybyrnes
Story: @emilyzemler
Stylist: @graymeganbowmanwardrobe: @prada
Makeup: @sarahuslan
Hair: @bridgetbragerhair
@narrativepr
Reflecting back… it was wild we made A MURDER AT THE END OF THE WORLD during a global pandemic, supply shortage, hit head on by the climate crisis in the snows of Iceland and flash floods of Utah. Shooting is always hard. But shooting in a time where there is a “worldwide shortage of production accountants” — that’s another kind of hard entirely. But we got through. Though I’m not sure if you asked on any given day — say when one of us had a 102 degree Covid fever far from home, or, in my case, when I was on an IV in a remote mountain hospital unable to keep any food down from severe hypothermia — if we would have said it was worth it.It was an impossible story to tell. And the production challenges pale in comparison to the challenges of writing, directing and editing a story that wanted to make the beautiful young woman whose essential macabre death opens and supercharges nearly every murder mystery into the detective instead.
Maybe that’s why it’s particularly moving to be included in @latimes Envelope of contenders. To be in the company of other storytellers and artists we’ve long admired. And to feel like — while it was a wild ride — we made something genuinely subversive that landed. That found a harbor.
Photographer: @lindseybyrnes
Story: @emilyzemler
Stylist: @graymeganbowmanwardrobe: @prada
Makeup: @sarahuslan
Hair: @bridgetbragerhair
@narrativepr
we wrote A MURDER AT THE END OF THE WORLD during the height of the pandemic, so many of the writers in the room met IRL for the first time at the WGA awards on Sunday. Thank you to @wgawest @wgaeast for the nomination for best limited series. It was the first time we all got to be around a real table together. The only person missing was Dominic Orlando — a writer who worked with us since OA I.He had a ferocious imagination and a laugh so wonderful it made you want to be funny for him everyday. He crossed over to the other side in 2021. But I think his spirit was around Sunday night. I think he was probably laughing.
A few images of the zoom room for A MURDER / the early collages I made above my desk while dreaming up Darby / the dogs that kept us sane through it all.
@amurderattheend @fxnetworks
@therow @graymeganbowman @fionastiles @hairbymarilee @anivalm @narrativepr
we wrote A MURDER AT THE END OF THE WORLD during the height of the pandemic, so many of the writers in the room met IRL for the first time at the WGA awards on Sunday. Thank you to @wgawest @wgaeast for the nomination for best limited series. It was the first time we all got to be around a real table together. The only person missing was Dominic Orlando — a writer who worked with us since OA I.He had a ferocious imagination and a laugh so wonderful it made you want to be funny for him everyday. He crossed over to the other side in 2021. But I think his spirit was around Sunday night. I think he was probably laughing.
A few images of the zoom room for A MURDER / the early collages I made above my desk while dreaming up Darby / the dogs that kept us sane through it all.
@amurderattheend @fxnetworks
@therow @graymeganbowman @fionastiles @hairbymarilee @anivalm @narrativepr
we wrote A MURDER AT THE END OF THE WORLD during the height of the pandemic, so many of the writers in the room met IRL for the first time at the WGA awards on Sunday. Thank you to @wgawest @wgaeast for the nomination for best limited series. It was the first time we all got to be around a real table together. The only person missing was Dominic Orlando — a writer who worked with us since OA I.He had a ferocious imagination and a laugh so wonderful it made you want to be funny for him everyday. He crossed over to the other side in 2021. But I think his spirit was around Sunday night. I think he was probably laughing.
A few images of the zoom room for A MURDER / the early collages I made above my desk while dreaming up Darby / the dogs that kept us sane through it all.
@amurderattheend @fxnetworks
@therow @graymeganbowman @fionastiles @hairbymarilee @anivalm @narrativepr
we wrote A MURDER AT THE END OF THE WORLD during the height of the pandemic, so many of the writers in the room met IRL for the first time at the WGA awards on Sunday. Thank you to @wgawest @wgaeast for the nomination for best limited series. It was the first time we all got to be around a real table together. The only person missing was Dominic Orlando — a writer who worked with us since OA I.He had a ferocious imagination and a laugh so wonderful it made you want to be funny for him everyday. He crossed over to the other side in 2021. But I think his spirit was around Sunday night. I think he was probably laughing.
A few images of the zoom room for A MURDER / the early collages I made above my desk while dreaming up Darby / the dogs that kept us sane through it all.
@amurderattheend @fxnetworks
@therow @graymeganbowman @fionastiles @hairbymarilee @anivalm @narrativepr
we wrote A MURDER AT THE END OF THE WORLD during the height of the pandemic, so many of the writers in the room met IRL for the first time at the WGA awards on Sunday. Thank you to @wgawest @wgaeast for the nomination for best limited series. It was the first time we all got to be around a real table together. The only person missing was Dominic Orlando — a writer who worked with us since OA I.He had a ferocious imagination and a laugh so wonderful it made you want to be funny for him everyday. He crossed over to the other side in 2021. But I think his spirit was around Sunday night. I think he was probably laughing.
A few images of the zoom room for A MURDER / the early collages I made above my desk while dreaming up Darby / the dogs that kept us sane through it all.
@amurderattheend @fxnetworks
@therow @graymeganbowman @fionastiles @hairbymarilee @anivalm @narrativepr
we wrote A MURDER AT THE END OF THE WORLD during the height of the pandemic, so many of the writers in the room met IRL for the first time at the WGA awards on Sunday. Thank you to @wgawest @wgaeast for the nomination for best limited series. It was the first time we all got to be around a real table together. The only person missing was Dominic Orlando — a writer who worked with us since OA I.He had a ferocious imagination and a laugh so wonderful it made you want to be funny for him everyday. He crossed over to the other side in 2021. But I think his spirit was around Sunday night. I think he was probably laughing.
A few images of the zoom room for A MURDER / the early collages I made above my desk while dreaming up Darby / the dogs that kept us sane through it all.
@amurderattheend @fxnetworks
@therow @graymeganbowman @fionastiles @hairbymarilee @anivalm @narrativepr
we wrote A MURDER AT THE END OF THE WORLD during the height of the pandemic, so many of the writers in the room met IRL for the first time at the WGA awards on Sunday. Thank you to @wgawest @wgaeast for the nomination for best limited series. It was the first time we all got to be around a real table together. The only person missing was Dominic Orlando — a writer who worked with us since OA I.He had a ferocious imagination and a laugh so wonderful it made you want to be funny for him everyday. He crossed over to the other side in 2021. But I think his spirit was around Sunday night. I think he was probably laughing.
A few images of the zoom room for A MURDER / the early collages I made above my desk while dreaming up Darby / the dogs that kept us sane through it all.
@amurderattheend @fxnetworks
@therow @graymeganbowman @fionastiles @hairbymarilee @anivalm @narrativepr
we wrote A MURDER AT THE END OF THE WORLD during the height of the pandemic, so many of the writers in the room met IRL for the first time at the WGA awards on Sunday. Thank you to @wgawest @wgaeast for the nomination for best limited series. It was the first time we all got to be around a real table together. The only person missing was Dominic Orlando — a writer who worked with us since OA I.He had a ferocious imagination and a laugh so wonderful it made you want to be funny for him everyday. He crossed over to the other side in 2021. But I think his spirit was around Sunday night. I think he was probably laughing.
A few images of the zoom room for A MURDER / the early collages I made above my desk while dreaming up Darby / the dogs that kept us sane through it all.
@amurderattheend @fxnetworks
@therow @graymeganbowman @fionastiles @hairbymarilee @anivalm @narrativepr
we wrote A MURDER AT THE END OF THE WORLD during the height of the pandemic, so many of the writers in the room met IRL for the first time at the WGA awards on Sunday. Thank you to @wgawest @wgaeast for the nomination for best limited series. It was the first time we all got to be around a real table together. The only person missing was Dominic Orlando — a writer who worked with us since OA I.He had a ferocious imagination and a laugh so wonderful it made you want to be funny for him everyday. He crossed over to the other side in 2021. But I think his spirit was around Sunday night. I think he was probably laughing.
A few images of the zoom room for A MURDER / the early collages I made above my desk while dreaming up Darby / the dogs that kept us sane through it all.
@amurderattheend @fxnetworks
@therow @graymeganbowman @fionastiles @hairbymarilee @anivalm @narrativepr
we wrote A MURDER AT THE END OF THE WORLD during the height of the pandemic, so many of the writers in the room met IRL for the first time at the WGA awards on Sunday. Thank you to @wgawest @wgaeast for the nomination for best limited series. It was the first time we all got to be around a real table together. The only person missing was Dominic Orlando — a writer who worked with us since OA I.He had a ferocious imagination and a laugh so wonderful it made you want to be funny for him everyday. He crossed over to the other side in 2021. But I think his spirit was around Sunday night. I think he was probably laughing.
A few images of the zoom room for A MURDER / the early collages I made above my desk while dreaming up Darby / the dogs that kept us sane through it all.
@amurderattheend @fxnetworks
@therow @graymeganbowman @fionastiles @hairbymarilee @anivalm @narrativepr
Darby in coffee foam…. just missing the coke
@amurderattheend @deadline @fxnetworks
Darby in coffee foam…. just missing the coke
@amurderattheend @deadline @fxnetworks
Darby in coffee foam…. just missing the coke
@amurderattheend @deadline @fxnetworks
Darby in coffee foam…. just missing the coke
@amurderattheend @deadline @fxnetworks
Darby in coffee foam…. just missing the coke
@amurderattheend @deadline @fxnetworks
Darby in coffee foam…. just missing the coke
@amurderattheend @deadline @fxnetworks
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celebrating @amurderattheend and all the great @fxnetworks series this year with @vanityfair // @graymeganbowman / @laini_reeves / @fionastiles / @khaite_ny
celebrating @amurderattheend and all the great @fxnetworks series this year with @vanityfair // @graymeganbowman / @laini_reeves / @fionastiles / @khaite_ny
celebrating @amurderattheend and all the great @fxnetworks series this year with @vanityfair // @graymeganbowman / @laini_reeves / @fionastiles / @khaite_ny
@kadrikoop shooting for @wwd getting ready before the @criticschoice for @amurderattheend // @prada // @graymeganbowman / @fionastiles / @laini_reeves //
@kadrikoop shooting for @wwd getting ready before the @criticschoice for @amurderattheend // @prada // @graymeganbowman / @fionastiles / @laini_reeves //
@kadrikoop shooting for @wwd getting ready before the @criticschoice for @amurderattheend // @prada // @graymeganbowman / @fionastiles / @laini_reeves //
@kadrikoop shooting for @wwd getting ready before the @criticschoice for @amurderattheend // @prada // @graymeganbowman / @fionastiles / @laini_reeves //
@kadrikoop shooting for @wwd getting ready before the @criticschoice for @amurderattheend // @prada // @graymeganbowman / @fionastiles / @laini_reeves //
@criticschoice in @prada celebrating @amurderattheend and all the great stories from @fxnetworks this year with Z // stylist: @graymeganbowman hair: @laini_reeves @burgeon.hair makeup: @fionastiles color: @anivalm // 💛 @narrativepr
@criticschoice in @prada celebrating @amurderattheend and all the great stories from @fxnetworks this year with Z // stylist: @graymeganbowman hair: @laini_reeves @burgeon.hair makeup: @fionastiles color: @anivalm // 💛 @narrativepr
@criticschoice in @prada celebrating @amurderattheend and all the great stories from @fxnetworks this year with Z // stylist: @graymeganbowman hair: @laini_reeves @burgeon.hair makeup: @fionastiles color: @anivalm // 💛 @narrativepr
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