Arnaud desplechin interview techniques

arnaud desplechin interview techniques

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  • Speaking by phone about “My Golden Days” (which Magnolia Pictures is releasing theatrically March 18 in New York and Los Angeles), Desplechin leapt among a characteristically dizzying range of.

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  • French director Arnaud Desplechin visited us recently, on the night before the New York Film Festival premiere of his latest film, My Golden Days.
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    An Interview with Arnaud Desplechin by Jeff Reichert A few hours after completing the interview that you’re about to read, Arnaud Desplechin ran into a fellow Reverse Shot editor at the opening night party for a retrospective of his films at the Brooklyn Academy of Music’s BAMCinematék.
    Incurable romantic: the director of My Golden Days talks about the eternal return of the past and the books and films that influenced him.

    Arnaud Desplechin in conversation, Part 1

    A "Touch Of Evil" with Arnaud Desplechin and Anne-Katrin Titze through the lens of Kent Jones.

    I met up with Arnaud Desplechin to discuss his latest film screened at the New York Film Festival and discovered masculinity in Hitchcock's Vertigo by letting Kim Novak die and the soul of a Russian doll while sounding like Danny Kaye in The Court Jester. We were photographed with just a touch of evil by co-screenwriter Kent Jones and tried to find out what it actually means to "become an American."

    In Jimmy P: Psychotherapy Of A Plains Indian, based on the case study 'Reality and Dream' by ethnologist and psychoanalyst Georges Devereux, nationalities and accents blur to bring light, while Devereux (Mathieu Amalric in fire and fervor) and his patient Jimmy Picard, a Native American war veteran played with internal radiance by Benicio Del Toro embark on mapping out disclosures of the mind.

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    Catherine Deneuve interviewed by Arnaud Desplechin

  • Françios Truffaut wanted to have four ideas in each minute of his film, this interview tries to get four ideas in each question.

    • Eye For Film: Interview with Arnaud Desplechin

      His freewheeling visual style, often predicated on iris shots, zoom lenses and disjunctive editing techniques, turns clutter into clarity as it follows the tempestuous logic of his characters.

    Arnaud Desplechin On The Dissolution Of Hatred And Magic In ...

      or How I Got Into an Argument (96), Desplechin reunites with his alter-ego Paul Dédalus (Mathieu Amalric), but time has passed and the young normalien has grown into a fifty-something anthropologist who now resides in far-off Tajikistan.

    Arnaud Desplechin | Under the Radar | Music Blog for the ...

      A few hours after completing the interview that you’re about to read, Arnaud Desplechin ran into a fellow Reverse Shot editor at the opening night party for a retrospective of his films at the Brooklyn Academy of Music’s BAMCinematék.

    Interview with Arnaud Desplechin, Part II - A Companion to ...

  • I met up with Arnaud Desplechin to discuss his latest film screened at the New York Film Festival and discovered masculinity in Hitchcock's Vertigo by letting Kim Novak die and the soul of a Russian doll while sounding like Danny Kaye in The Court Jester.

    • Interviews - Reverse Shot

      This chapter presents an interview with film director Arnaud Desplechin, who discusses films by director François Truffaut.
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