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“Conversation with” at the 20th Marrakech IFF, interview with actor Willem Dafoe Bénédicte Prot
PODCAST| Matt Micucci interviews Willem Dafoe, actor of the film At Eternity’s Gate.
Willem Dafoe plays the role of artist Vincent Van Gogh in Julian Schnabel’s latest film, At Eternity’s Gate, which premiered in the official competition of the 75th Venice International Film Festival. In this film, Dafoe talks about getting into the role and learning to paint, as well what it’s like to work with Schnabel – who is also a painter himself.
At Eternity’s Gate: This movie is an accumulation of scenes based on Vincent Van Gogh’s paintings, common agreement about events in his life that parade as facts, hearsay, and scenes that are just plain invented. The making of art gives an opportunity to make a palpable body that expresses a reason to live, if such a thing exists. Even with all the violence and tragedy that has been associated with Van Gogh’s life, there is no doubt, his was a life lived rich with magic, profound communication with nature and the wonder of being. Van Gogh’s work is ultimately optimistic. His unique perspective is one whose belief and vision make visible and physical the inexpressible. He seems to have transgressed death and encouraged others to do the same.
Javier Bardem will be one of the major guests of the Rome Film Fest 2026, receiving the Lifetime Achievement Award and presenting Rodrigo Sorogoyen’s El ser querido.
Liryc Dela Cruz, director of A Brief Encounter, at the International Critics Week, Venice Film Festival 2026.
Paul Schrader on The Basics of Philosophy, guilt and forgiveness, at the Venice Film Festival 2026.
A double victory for Woman Unknown, major prizes for established auteurs and a strong showing for political cinema, new talent and Italian performers. The complete verdict of the Venice Film Festival 2026.
