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Ira Sachs: “‘Passages’ is only in the present and each scene is an event that occurs only once”

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“Passages,” the latest film by American screenwriter, film director and producer Ira Sachs (b. 1965), focuses on a […]

August 16, 2023 Dir-prod-scr, Film Talk

Barbet Schroeder: “What actors give in a scene is like the birth of life, the most important magical moment”

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Filmmaker Barbet Schroeder (b. 1941) began his career as a producer in French cinema during the 1960s, working […]

November 15, 2018 Dir-prod-scr, Film Talk

Paul Schrader: “As a screenwriter, you think of your stories as scenes rather than compounded imagery”

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In 1972, Paul Schrader (b. 1946), then still a film critic with Pauline Kael as his mentor, wrote […]

February 5, 2018 Director-screenwriter, Film Talk, Masterclass

Martin Provost: “My films always begin whenever I start writing the script. That’s when the adventure starts for me”

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Martin Provost (b. 1957) started his career in his native France as a stage and screen actor, and […]

October 5, 2017 Director-screenwriter, Film Talk

Tran Anh Hung: “I’m always waiting for the moment when I can grab an idea for a new movie”

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During the latest Film Fest Gent in Ghent, Flanders, Vietnamese-born, former Venice Golden Lion winner and filmmaker Tran […]

October 25, 2016 Director-screenwriter, Film Talk
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