The Microbudget Indie That Took Cannes, Sundance, and the NYT Top 10 by Storm

[@jwomaha]

Great interview! I love that you're going to do KZbin interviews now in addition to writing on substack.

[@alexrollinsberg4736]

Thank you! It's daunting (but exciting) to wade into this platform, but big plans ahead.

[@renrickpalmer8616]

Love this interview.

[@alexrollinsberg4736]

Thanks Renrick!

[@clarissa6436]

Great movie!

[@alexrollinsberg4736]

It is indeed.

[@OliverHollingdale]

curious to know what the budget was for this?

[@alexrollinsberg4736]

Good question. While I don't know an exact figure for Good One, in general microbudget films cost 500k and under, with many costing 250k or below. With the right collaborators, you can make a movie like this for very little. It begs the question: if that's true, how do some movies come to cost 250 million?

[@OliverHollingdale]

@@alexrollinsberg4736 it is honestly crazy 250 million! I have recently finished my first feature fantasy film due out next year! and we made it for next to nothing! If we had just one million, I promise we could have made something like The Witcher in terms of budget! But I am proud of what we achieved!