Pedro Costa Interview - The Seventh Art

An in-depth interview with Pedro Costa on the making of HORSE MONEY. www.theseventha...
Pedro Costa is a Portuguese filmmaker, whose remarkable body of work includes Casa de lava (1994), Where Does Your Hidden Smile Lie? (2001), and a series of films that take place in the now razed Lisbon neighbourhood of Fontainhas: Ossos (1997), In Vanda's Room (2000) and Colossal Youth (2006).
After a few drinks, it was our pleasure to welcome Pedro back to our studio space at CineCycle to discuss his latest film, Horse Money, which just had its North American premiere at the 2014 Toronto International Film Festival. We talked about the film, some of Pedro's intent (he "says too much"), its production, critics writing about his films, and his thoughts on Jean-Luc Godard.
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[@zrc.filmmaker]

Pedro Costa is a genius. Thank you for getting him to give such fucking insight. I'm blown away by this interview and by how he talks about his own sadness, his words are so truly necessary in getting a better grasp of cinema.

[@ugoazuya]

Bring these style of interviews back please

[@jordantheuser]

Please someone edit an ASMR of all the thinking sounds

[@guimacacadas]

the whole video is an ASMR

[@danielskipperrasmussen161]

Can anybody tell me what kind of jacket that is, what brand? The one Costa is wearing. It's fucking cool.

[@liverpoolvseverybody3257]

Daniel Skipper Rasmussen all his threads usually are

[@eldib5097]

What on earth is up with the sound

[@baloup571]

eng subs? pleasssseeee

[@ImNotSoLegit]

1.25 speed, thank me later

[@gregking5960]

Cheers man, good call. I do the same for Noam Chomsky! 😂

[@AlexLeo15]

If you can't stand the length and pacing of this video, then, do not watch the films by Mr. Pedro Costa. Really.

[@andrewwilliams2048]

It's actually uncanny how well it seems like he's speaking "normal" speed

[@patriciashim4215]

@@AlexLeo15 yass

[@FredBloggsTheThird]

I'm really interested in this guy and his work but my lord he doesn't have make an interview an ordeal. No pain no gain huh...

[@flyhighification]

He has said before that he is „slow”, this is just the way he talks, it's not an ”ordeal”, some people spit out words faster, some slower. And I suspect there is also something about english not being his first language :)

[@guimacacadas]

@@flyhighification I think it has something to do with the language barrier because his interviews where he speaks in his native language, he speaks at a perfectly normal pace

[@vinayarun2287]

Bizarre cuts around 35:37

[@rayofficial5170]

1:33:15