DP/30: Matthew McConaughey, dir Jean-Marc Vallée on Dallas Buyers Club

[@netscape8281]

R.I.P Jean. A visionary of modern naturalistic cinema.

[@djcrozier]

What a great revealing of Vallée's process and Matthew McConaughey's appreciation of it. No wonder such great actors were such fans. Beyond sad to hear Jean-Marc Vallée has passed away so young at 58 on Dec 26, 2021. And to think of the stories Vallée didn't yet get to tell. He had me at C.R.A.Z.Y. and just continued on from there. His pre-Hollywood movies are totally worth the search. C.R.A.Z.Y. from 2005 is hard to find because of the rights to a most incredible soundtrack, but you'll understand why Hollywood discovered him with this film. And Café de Flore from 2011 is so worth finding too. And then of course Dallas Buyers Club, and all of the work after that. Such a gifted storyteller who will be greatly missed.

[@MrBeastknows]

It's amazing how this style of interview really frees up the interviewees to just...talk and really discuss their film and reminisce upon making it. It's almost like a therapy session.

[@nathalieforest8497]

Repose en paix Jean- Marc

[@trolllesupersayen9704]

Jean-Marc Vallée est une inspiration pour tout les jeunes réalisateurs/cinéastes québécois. Thanks Jean-Marc Vallée for your creativity and to deal with such a low budget on a fantastic movie

[@Alex-hn3cy]

+Patry le super sayen lol de te trouver ici après tant d'années a écouter tes uploads des Denis.

[@trenis]

"where's the idiot" was one of the best scenes in the movie!

[@pn4951]

RIP...🙏

[@PaddySlattery]

Thank you DP/30 for these awesome and insightful uploads.

[@katymeigs5290]

The most pertinent film of 2020!

[@chadray9329]

Amazing collaboration in this film

[@aliciacoburg155]

Jean-Marc has a unique sex appeal that I can't ignore

[@Avasive]

This is C.R.A.Z.Y !!!

[@goodjohn12able]

Let the Oscar buzz begin!

[@maryjanefajela4105]

Where's Jared leto?

[@dementiaboy8295]

The movie is good, a bit formulaic and predictable. But McConaughey's and Leto's performances are outstanding.

[@ivanmartin1457]

Dementia Boy In fact, I think it was the performance of the two protagonists what made this film cool.

[@edm5378]

None of his well-connected Hollywood friends could let him in on the truth of the inoculations?

[@relinquis]

visually, it wasn't a particularly good looking film. it's nice how they managed to pull it off despite their constraints.