Charles Burns' graphic novel Black Hole is getting a film adaption, and Dope writer and director, Rick Famuyiwa, will be at the helm of the project.
The Hollywood Reporter confirms that Famuyiwa has signed on with Plan B and New Regency to write and direct the film.
We described Dope as "a bustling, hustling urban coming-of-age comedy that also has some smart, serious stuff to say about identity and empowerment," in our review, which should stand Famuyiwa in good stead to tackle Black Hole's underlying themes of sexual awakening and the transition into adulthood.
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The Hollywood Reporter confirms that Famuyiwa has signed on with Plan B and New Regency to write and direct the film.
We described Dope as "a bustling, hustling urban coming-of-age comedy that also has some smart, serious stuff to say about identity and empowerment," in our review, which should stand Famuyiwa in good stead to tackle Black Hole's underlying themes of sexual awakening and the transition into adulthood.
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