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July 27, 2017
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Linda on: Hacksaw Ridge, Mel Gibson (for an hour)
Monco on: Hacksaw Ridge, Mel Gibson (for an hour)
Stephanie on: Telluride: Emma Stone, La La Land
movieman on: Krisha, Krisha Fairchild, Trey Edward Shults, Robyn Fairchild
theschu on: Robert Redford
Mark Ulano on: The Hateful Eight, Quentin Tarantino (spoilers avoided)
YancySkancy on: The Hateful Eight, Quentin Tarantino (spoilers avoided)
The Pope on: Youth, Harvey Keitel
matt crawford on: Exit Through The Gift Shop, producer Jaimie D' Cruz, editor Chris King
Lonna Saunders on: CC Clip: Robert Redford, A Walk in The Woods
Landline, Jenny Slate, Gillian Robespierre, Elisabeth Holm
The Big Sick, Ray Romano, Holly Hunter
Emmy Watch: Dear White People, Justin Simien
Emmy Watch: American Crime, Felicity Huffman
Barry Sonnenfeld, A Series Of Unfortunate Events
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“It’s a film festival’s job—and increasingly so—to create moments of recognition, of enjoyment, of shock, of learning. Not of consumerism. Not of implementing cultural policy. But moments without pretence, unclouded by vested interests, by intervention, by cynicism, by everyday business. Committed to nothing but the thing itself. Under obligation to nothing, to no one, not even to the filmmakers themselves. To basically seek access to a form that does not yet exist, a place no one has been to, a time that has not yet come. ’A form that thinks, and a thought that forms,’ as Jean-Luc Godard has it.”
~ Hans Hurch, late director of the Viennale
“There’s a mass belief that if you’re texting, you’re somehow not interrupting the conversation—you’re not being rude. It’s an illusion of multitasking. I started filmmaking when people didn’t expect to have a phone on set, when it would’ve been seen as unprofessional to pull out a phone. Phones have become a huge distraction, and people work much better without them. At first it causes difficulty, but it really allows them to concentrate on what they’re doing. Everybody understands. I’ve had a lot of crews thank me. With a set, we’re trying to create a bubble of alternate reality.”
~ Christopher Nolan
Awesome interview. Thanks a lot for this. Loved the discussion of Braveheart and Passion. Only wish their was extra time for more Apocalypto talk. Hope these chats become a regular treat with future releases of his films.
A wonderful interview that really showed the passion of actor/director Mel Gibson.
Amazing interview, thank you Mr Gibson and MCN. Hope to see more interviews like this.