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NIA DaCOSTA HAS Britishness in her bones. Although she was born in Brooklyn and has a Candyman film and a Marvel tentpole under her belt, the director has lived in London for four years, having previously studied in the city. On her CV, meanwhile, are episodes of UK crime series Top Boy. “My dad’s from here, actually,” she tells Empire on a recent Zoom call. “Growing up, there was some peripheral Britishness.” Including numerous viewings of Danny Boyle’s original 28 Days Later in her teens. So it made total sense that she was the filmmaker chosen by Boyle and co. to be passed the blood-drenched baton with 28 Years Later: The Bone Temple. …
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