PODCAST | Sarah Bradbury interviews Carlos Reygadas, director of the film Our Time.
Mexican auteur Carlos Reygadas speaks to us about his new film Our Time, why he cast himself, his spouse and kids in the lead roles, and his experience of making the film. He delves into his artistic process, how he sees and uses imagery and plays with narrative form and reality versus fiction and explains why for him, film is akin to literature. He also shares his views on the industry as a whole.
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