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I thought of a couple more:
Mike Mills on Beginners & Thumbsucker Mike Leigh has some interesting commentaries on his movies. Anton Corbijn - Control It's been mentioned before in this thread, but Ridley Scott does a good commentary. To me they're interesting because it's often more from the point of view as a producer. Paul Thomas Anderson - Hard 8 (Sydney) Jacques Audiard - A Prophet + Rust & Bone Days of Heaven - the supporting crew's commentary lends some good insight into the production The Shining - there's one DVD version with Garrett Brown, inventor of the Steadicam, where he talks about Kubrick's use of it and how they influenced each other. |
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