Christopher Nolan Interview

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Slamdance alumni director Christopher Nolan discusses his debut feature, Following, which screened at the Slamdance Film Festival in 1999. In this Q&A with Kenneth Turan of the LA Times, Nolan covers shootings with a budget of $6,000, script structure, working with friends and rehearsing scenes as if they were for stage performances.
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[@SiddyMta]

Its amazing how his personality remained the same to this day. Especially his humbleness and eloquence

[@zachmorley158]

Even his outfit.

[@howiespancakeshack]

this is after the dark knight

[@lordvader8074]

Chris is a genius

[@specsomeideas1496]

Yup mate . I totally agree with you .

[@benedictsincere7366]

a trick: you can watch series on flixzone. Been using it for watching lots of of movies during the lockdown.

[@mathiasjayson676]

@Benedict Sincere Yea, I've been watching on flixzone} for years myself :)

[@PriceGroove]

Thank you for uploading!

[@aninjaguardian]

Nolan is a goddamn genius

[@realreview1285]

8:40 actor from FOllowing, did appear for fun in Bat Begins + batman sticker on the door

[@realreview1285]

shooting by windows, to allow freedom of movement cam (prestige) Arri BL

[@realreview1285]

18:18 likes to use ON-SET recorded dialog (tzn ze nejedou cams (m(?)) prtze noisy)

[@realreview1285]

21:00 real location

[@realreview1285]

21:40 director = audience on-set ignoring the circues, taking it for granted

[@realreview1285]

22:30 staying true to you

[@GropOfSplotch]

Thanks!

[@bombdiggity8179]

Love it! Awesome content! Can't wait to watch what else you guys come out with.

[@brentulstad3275]

An interesting triple bill would be Following, Pi and Man Bites Dog.

[@rokaanalzeer]

Wow! Chris looks like he’s 26 here!

[@TPKProductions]

haha

[@rufashaochicken]

great video!

[@ParsaRadfar]

same person 😊

[@ryan4060]

Fart at 16:35

[@jude.niranjan]

"...noticed the music and the sound..."

[@JRPete]

😂

[@celticbat3792]

Wonder what the real story about Sundance is.... hmm

[@gokuldamodaran9434]

When exactly did this session happen?

[@brunolanasantos5604]

2007 i guess

[@yasmin9473]

this time he will take too much time before a new film. i miss him. wish covid didn't ruin tenet era

[@brentulstad3275]

Yeah, I kinda sense that as well. Even though it was the first movie back to Cinemas and I saw it twice on a big screen and loved it even though it definitely provokes some immediate temporary confusion, I can't help but wonder if it came out in a time less universally stressful or without as much political tension distracting so many people, would there be more interest and wonder attached? Have been received more as Inception was? Not that it doesn't have alot of fan enthusiasm or attention but there is a sense that it was too quickly dismissed by some viewers.

[@FrankYharnam]

the interviewer is so awkward.

[@anutshell2426]

Hack. Marvel has better directors.

[@bedasubashtonmoy2479]

Marvel Movies In A Nutshell u troll 😂😂

[@MaxCE]

no The Dark Knight is better than all marvel movies together that even Doctor Strange had to get some cinematographic inspiration from Nolan's Batman Begins. popular opinion over here.

[@rubberducky4074]

I’m a marvel fan. But this is the stupidest take. Nolan is on another level.

[@jude.niranjan]

TROLL ALERT HAHAHA

[@notaspeck6104]

Says a nobody. You're probably just too stupid to understand his movies.