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How ‘Whalefall’s Director & Author Wove The Closure Of A Father-Son Relationship Into A Survival Tale

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SPOILER ALERT: This post spoils the plot of the film Whalefall, now out in theaters, based on Daniel Kraus’ novel. A running joke Whalefall director Brian Duffield had going to summarize the film hailing from 20th Century Studios and Imagine Entertainment and hitting theaters this week was that “men would rather get swallowed by a […]

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How ‘Whalefall’s Director & Author Wove The Closure Of A Father-Son Relationship Into A Survival Tale
Dessi Gomez · 10/16/2026, 11:20:50 PM
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