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DP/30: Loving, Jeff Nichols

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  • čas přidán 22. 11. 2016
  • He is not only one of America's hottest rising directors... he is one of the busiest. From Shotgun Stories to Take Shelter to Mud to Midnight Special to Loving, Nichols makes the kinds of movies that people say they don't make anymore. This is his most recent conversation with David Poland
    Earlier Nicols DP/30s: Take Shelter: • DP/30: Take Shelter, w...
    Mud: • DP/30: Mud, writer/dir...
    Shot in Los Angeles, November 2016
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Komentáře • 14

  • @mehdimehdo3359
    @mehdimehdo3359 Před 7 lety +10

    One of the most riveting and compelling directors of his generation. It's great to have him talk freely for 40 minutes, the way he manages to take you through his process with a smooth and detailed argumentation makes you learn so much about cinema. And yes, we the french love deeply your movies.

  • @joshreeves4764
    @joshreeves4764 Před 7 lety +5

    I love how subtle Jeff was in showing the personal life and not big crowd pleasing moments. He's 5 for 5 in my book. He seems like a great guy.

  • @eddyjuillerat835
    @eddyjuillerat835 Před 7 lety +7

    A real nice guy, honest, thoughtful, open. It shows in his films, all very very good.
    I just saw "Midnight Special" the other night, and it was one of the best SF movies I saw in a long time. A must-follow director.

    • @eddyjuillerat835
      @eddyjuillerat835 Před 7 lety

      I understand that Eleanor.
      It's kind of simple that can feel bland because I think this director count on the mood and the stillness of a scene. He shoot like in real life, it takes his time. It's sometimes a little slow to me but on the lengh it feels real and that creates something inside us.
      For me, the future of cinema is here: making good stories with some entertaining actions wrapped inside a realistic mood. A mix of the US energy and the European realism. And maybe to go further, take the poetry of asian traditions or the magical realism from South America. There's so much good things all around to make a truly great cinema.
      The great editor Walter Murch said that in the History, the art of cinema is pretty new comparing to painting. So the evolution is coming.

  • @darlenedague7159
    @darlenedague7159 Před rokem

    Loving is one of the best movies I’ve seen. Great director.

  • @gainal9080
    @gainal9080 Před 6 lety

    I adore Loving. It's one of the best of the decade imo.
    Both Take Shelter and Mud are excellent as well. He's such a talented director. He really brings the best out of his actors.

  • @oltrain6763
    @oltrain6763 Před 7 lety +5

    Take Shelter is the best Jeff's film to date. I've seen Loving, it's very good - I will recommend it to everyone. But Take Shelter left so much more impression on me. Jessica Chastain shines as an actor in a supporting role (Jeff's lucky that way - Ruth Negga in Loving is also a very talented actress). Sometimes a film with a small budget and unknown (then) actors can become a film to be remembered. I feel the same about Donnie Darko

  • @glass12
    @glass12 Před 7 lety +3

    Jeff is a cool guy :) I like him. Great filmmaker.

  • @sidelinepics
    @sidelinepics Před 7 lety +1

    Keep it up Jeff. You will get that broad recognition you deserve one day, whether it's a couple Oscars or $$$

  • @FlyingOverTr0ut
    @FlyingOverTr0ut Před 7 lety +1

    Loving is amazing, as is Mud.

  • @edm5378
    @edm5378 Před rokem

    About the need to have conversations as a country, 39:00, what gets people out of their houses is usually life's basic necessities. If the unelected federal forces are involved, it is only an one-way conversation.

  • @bebaguette766
    @bebaguette766 Před 7 lety

    40 Days for a film like Loving feels almost excessive. Hacksaw Ridge was filmed in 59.
    Great director though.