'The Man in My Basement' Director Nadia Latif on How Pandemic Delays Became a 'Blessing' for the Film

Veteran theatre director Nadia Latif, who makes her feature directorial debut with the adaptation of 2004 Walter Mosley novel "The Man in my Basement," tells TheWrap that production delays due to the pandemic and the double strikes actually improved the final film. "We were stopped by the pandemic. We were stopped by the strikes," Latif said. "But actually that in itself was, I think, a blessing, because we got to just spend more time with the material, with music, with art, with films, with books." In "The Man in My Basement," Nadia Latif's adaptation of Walter Mosley's . . .