마이클 만

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마이클 만이 도쿄에서 영화찍던 중 코로나 시국으로 미국에 돌아올 수 밖에 없었던 것, 가족, 근황 이야기합니다.

I’ve been reading a lot of books, particularly [John] le Carre. I read After Dark by [Haruki] Murakami. The Ballad of a Small Player by Larry Osborne. In a Lonely Place by Dorothy Hughes. A bio on Miles Davis. I also started getting serious about going back and looking at some great films, like That Obscure Object of Desire and The Phantom of Liberty by [Luis] Buñuel, and Hiroshima Mon Amour, by [Alain] Resnais. And Asphalt Jungle by John Huston and Out of the Past by Jacques Tourneur. When was the last time you saw Asphalt Jungle? I have seen it about three times. It’s fantastic. It doesn’t [get the respect today that it should]. It did at the time. It did pretty well in awards, but that’s because John Huston was well connected socially, so people were aware of it. But it’s a brilliant, brilliant film. Those performances are staggering: Sam Jaffe, Sterling Hayden, they’re all great.

Also watched the insanely great episode five of season three of Amy Sherman Palladino’s The Marvelous Mrs. Maisel,with the spectacular Cuban night musical club sequence — one of the best in cinema. I watched Fauda, and all of My Brilliant Friend, the best series on TV, down to the background color of the end credits and Max Richter’s score. I also binged Jason Bateman and Andrew Bernstein’s Ozark.

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