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Euphoria creator Sam Levinson joined filmmaker Jason Reitman for a screening and conversation around the latest episode of the HBO drama Wednesday night.
American Cinematheque held a double feature of Euphoria’s sixth episode of season three, “Stand Still and See,” and Dirty Harry, which Levinson cited as an inspiration for the episode, at the Aero Theatre in Santa Monica. The writer-director teased a bit of the last two episodes of the season, sang the praises of composer Hans Zimmer and spoke at length about the season’s exploration of faith throughout the nearly half-hour conversation.
Levinson warned fans of the show that they shouldn’t wait around to watch the final episodes as they hit over the next 10 days. “If you’re not watching episodes seven and eight live — the moment they drop — they will get spoiled,” he said, not offering much more of a tease. “There’s some big things that happen.”
Reitman and Levinson spoke about the sixth episode, which the two watched together with the crowd at the westside theater. “Knowing where it goes in seven and eight, I think this is hands down our best season,” Levinson said.
