Christopher Nolan Lauds 'The Curse' as Groundbreaking Television

The acclaimed director compares the series to landmark TV events like 'Twin Peaks', praising its ability to transcend conventional television boundaries.

Acclaimed director Christopher Nolan has praised the TV series 'The Curse', calling it 'unlike anything I've ever seen on television before'.
The series, which debuted last year on Showtime, stars Emma Stone and Nathan Fielder as a newly-married couple who host a problematic HGTV home improvement show and believe they have been afflicted by a curse while trying to conceive a child.
Nolan compared 'The Curse' to landmark television events like David Lynch’s 'Twin Peaks' for its ability to transcend conventional television boundaries and tell a genre-bending story with its own distinct format.
'The Curse' has attracted widespread acclaim since its debut, with Entertainment Weekly calling it 'the weirdest, most unforgettable show of 2023'.
All episodes of 'The Curse' are now available for streaming on Paramount+ with Showtime.