TV & Film
Taika Waititi was one of the most formidable directors in Hollywood even before he won his first Oscar for his work on the screenplay of "Jojo Rabbit" earlier this month. Establishing himself as an original and emotionally intelligent voice in comedy with his 2007 feature debut "Eagle vs Shark", Waititi had already been Oscar-nominated for his 2004 short film "Two Cars, One Night". But it was in 2010 that Waititi truly arrived, with the coming-of-age comedy-drama "Boy" gaining plaudits across the globe and launching the most recent phase of his career, which includes the Marvel smash-hit "Thor: Ragnarok". After the director enjoyed one of the best decades of any filmmaker in the 2010s, Adam and Azeem looked forward to what he'll do next and delved into what makes his existing works so unique.