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"It’s fun to watch how much they'll cheer and root for him, but they’re just as excited to see him go," says Victor Crowley writer-director Adam Green.
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"I started from a place that was more cynical," says Lake Bell about writing 'I Do...Until I Don't,' her latest relationship film. "But deep down I secretly wanted to be proved wrong and crack the code."
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"t’s a movie for the outliers and weirdos," says director Bill Watterson about 'Dave Made a Movie.'
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"He’s worked on this issue all his life," says An Inconvenient Truth director Jon Shenk, speaking about Al Gore's environmental crusade. "He has suffered some defeat and yet managed to stay optimistic."
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"Politicians now sit back while young people go off to fight wars," says director Jonathan Teplitzky, talking about Churchill's voluntary service in WWI.
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"I just thought it was the wildest story about a story that I ever heard," filmmaker Jeff Feuerzeig says about the JT Leroy "hoax" debate at the center of his latest documentary. "That’s why I chose to tell it."
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"Filmmaking affords me the ability to go into different worlds," says writer-director Joshua Marston. In his latest film, Complete Unknown, Rachel Weisz plays a social chameleon who regularly immerses herself in different worlds.
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"For me, there’s a lot of fakery in this business so to know that I’m putting out something real is very, very gratifying for me," says paranormal filmmaker Chad Calek.
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"They’re cute but they’re mentally deficient," says director Todd Solondz about working with dachshunds for his most recent film. "It’s a sad state of affairs."
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"When we were kids, we didn’t know that remaking a 20-million-dollar-movie on your allowance wasn’t very realistic," says Eric Zala about his attempt (with Chris Strompolos) to recreate Raiders of the Lost Ark shot by shot back...