The AV Interview: Douglas Burke In the past, AndersonVision would fall over itself to cover as many interviews as possible. For the
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1. Reconstructing older films whether known or lost takes a fine eye. Which addition to the original Taking Tiger Mountain makes you the most proud? Thank you, Troy, for your interest in Taking Tiger Mountain Revisited (TTMRfor shot). I am indeed very
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AndersonVision: What fascinates you about the early film industry in Israel? MARCO SEIDELMANN: There was a lot of interesting stuff going on. The uprising of Menahem Golan and Yoram Globus helped to
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ANDERSONVISION How would you define your fighting style? JUJU CHAN Taekwon-Do, Mauy Thai style. Speciallizing in kicks and jump kicks. AV One of our literary contributors wanted to know if you were
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Jim Laczkowski: I really dug the film quite a bit, Nathan. It was minimal and tension-inducing. Nathan Williams: Oh thank you! Jim: You presented very rich character types who weren’t necessarily forthcoming
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Jim Laczkowski: I thoroughly enjoyed the documentary. Found it very energetic, enlightening but most importantly, it told a very compelling story about a charismatic musician, good musicians I should say, that deserves
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Jim Laczkowski: So I had seen a lot of horror movies by the time I was twelve and ones that stood out for me were the more popular ones, Halloween, Nightmare on
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WHO I TRIED TO INTERVIEW Gil Birmingham has a strong supporting role in “Hell or High Water”. He shares most of his time with Jeff Bridges in the film. Sure, the character
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ANDERSONVISION: What drew you to the Kitty Genovese story? PUK GRASTEN: My native city is Copenhagen, Denmark, but I’ve lived in New York City for seven years. In New York the Kitty
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Interview Preamble AndersonVision would like to thank Dr. Andrew Wakefield and Cinema Libre for making this interview possible. At AndersonVision, we choose to present views from all sides rather than pushing certain
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Hello readership everywhere! Today, we return with a new installment of the AndersonVision interview. We’ll split our focus into two sections today for clarity. The first section was our extended interview with
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ANDERSONVISION: Why set this particular kind of film in a Plantation? TAYLOR RI’CHARD: When writing this film, we believed that since most people are fascinated with ghost stories, what better way to
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