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4 November 2022

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    I only recently watched Ali: Fear Eats the Soul, and it immediately became one of my favorites.

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    From an acting perspective, Scenes from a Marriage is particularly mind-blowing.

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    Fanny and Alexander

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    I watch Fanny and Alexander every year. There’s obviously some dark stuff in it, but it’s a great comfort movie to me.

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    La Ciénaga

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    La Ciénaga is beautiful and fun to watch because the world Martel builds is so realistic, it’s almost like you’re a fly on the wall spending time with this family in a country home in Argentina.

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    Mikey and Nicky

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    With Mikey and Nicky, I just love to imagine her directing these big guys and how much fun they must’ve had. It’s cool as shit.

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    Wanda

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    Barbara Loden is fascinating, and Wanda is the kind of movie I’d love to make one day.

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    8½

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    Maybe this is an unoriginal choice, but this film never gets old. Plus, I just spent five months in Italy, so the country is fresh on my mind. I shot a movie and season two of The White Lotus there, and I thought a lot about Fellini because, at times, we were somewhat close to Cinecittà. 8½ captures the magic and insanity of making movies—and there’s nothing I love more.

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