After 'Andor,' Tony Gilroy changes tones with 'Behemoth!'
Tony Gilroy’s “Behemoth!” premiered over the weekend as the centerpiece of the New York Film Festival. Gilroy’s first film since the Star Wars series “Andor” concluded its acclaimed two-season run, “Behemoth!” was one of the festival’s most keenly awaited movies. Pedro Pascal stars as a perpetually on-the-run cellist and former prodigy who has returned to Los Angeles to score films. His life is as messy as his playing is flawless. “Behemoth!”
is both a rigorously scripted, time-shifting character study in the mold of Gilroy’s 2007 masterpiece, "Michael Clayton,” and a resonant ode to the art of movie scoring. In an experimental gambit, Gilroy cast nine composers, dubbed the Behemoth Collective, to fill the movie with music.
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