All posts tagged "Graham Greene"
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How They Did It: The Te Ata Director on Taking Cues from the Chickasaw Nation and Respecting Their Legacy
When I first received the script for Te Ata, I wondered how I might connect with a Native American woman from the... -
The Rules of Adaptation: Remaking Brighton Rock
The novel Brighton Rock, written by Graham Greene in 1938, is one of the most cherished classics of British 20th-century fiction. Ten...
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Flash Forward: Grace Van Patten Takes a Leap into the Unknown in David Robert Mitchell’s Under the Silver Lake
Many actors will tell you that when you read a great script, you just know. But for Grace Van Patten, it was actually not knowing that...1Inside the Issue: Directing
Success in Succession: Matteo Garrone Shot Dogman Entirely in Sequence to Put Viewers in His Character’s Shoes
I wrote the script for my new film, Dogman, 12 years ago, and during those years I changed it many times, arriving at six or seven...Inside the Issue: How To
Journalism Plus: How Hail Satan?, The Brink, and Leaving Neverland Blend Truth-Seeking With Cinematic Storytelling
“Journalism Plus” is how Academy Award-winning moviemaker Laura Poitras (Citizenfour) characterizes making documentaries. If you’re a documentarian, you may not have a degree or credentials in...8