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“Conversation with” at the 20th Marrakech IFF, interview with actor Willem Dafoe Bénédicte Prot
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"Day of the Fight", interview with director Jack Huston and producers Josh Porter and Emma Tillinger Koskoff Sarah Bradbury
Actor-turned-director Jack Huston, alongside producers Josh Porter and Emma Tillinger Koskoff, shared the journey to making his directorial debut, “Day of the Fight”, which premiered in the Horizons Extra section of the 80th Venice Film Festival.
He discussed how Stanley Kubrick’s 1951 documentary “Day of the Fight” provided the impetus for the story, following the day in the life of a boxer, who takes an “introspective journey” leading up to a fight at Madison Square Garden.
He shared his stylistic choices, including shooting the 80s-set movie in black and white, as well as his conviction that Michael Pitt, himself a boxer, was perfect for the role of protagonist Irish Mike, despite some controversy around his selection, conveying both the toughness of the character and his vulnerability.
Finally, the director Jack Huston spoke about the core of the film dealing with how trauma can follow you through the life, the desire for redemption – and that’s never too late to find it.
On the day of his first fight since leaving prison, Mikey, a once celebrated boxer, takes a redemptive journey through his past and present, putting his own life at risk due to a medical condition only he knows about. Over the course of the day, Mikey visits influential figures from his life, encouraging him to overcome his checkered past. After a fight for the ages at Madison Square Garden, a twist of events reveals that this day was never really about boxing for Mikey. This is an underdog story built on introspection, self-sacrifice, and forgiveness which asks the question: how far are we willing to go for the ones we love?
Oscar-nominated Bosnian showrunner Jasmila Žbanić on series "I Know Your Soul", the real-life suicide case behind the story, subverting stereotypes with her female lead and the series' central theme of the importance of family and communication.
Bill and Turner Ross on "Gasoline Rainbow", their whimsical, documentary-style fiction feature following the adventures of a group of teens travelling across the American West.
With "El Conde", director Pablo Larraín and producer Juan de Dios Larraín hope the film will show people what kind of things should never happen again.
"Milk", first film by Stefanie Kolk, has premiered in competition at Giornate degli Autori.
The summer book by Charles McDowell starring Glenn Close, is the big screen adaptation of Tove Jansson’s novel
"Under The Grey Sky", by Mara Tamkovic is a compelling political drama set in Belarus in the year 2020, after the rigged elections that kept the totalitarian leader Lukashenko still in power. Based on a true story, the film is …
"Ponyboi" is an involving thriller drama of redemption of a intersex sex worker who's forced to run from the seedy world of petty drug trafficking. A great performance for River gallo as Ponyboi, awarded for Best Perfomance.
From Ground Zero, an anthology of 22 short films created by talented filmmakers from Gaza is at the 42°TFF
