Notes from the underground

Article Abstract:

Marc Singer states that he is still uncomfortable with seeing himself as a film-maker, even though he gained widespread praise for 'Dark Days,' his film about the life of homeless tunnel-dwellers in New York, NY. He indicates that the homeless people he befriended made him feel very welcome.

Portrayals, Homeless persons, Singer, Marc

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'Films are never as great as you think they are.'

Article Abstract:

Director Alan Parker states that he never finds his films as good as he thought they were when he returns to them. He believes that every filmmaker would go back and do things differently if it were possible.

Parker, Alan

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Cool hand Lukas

Article Abstract:

Having children makes you see the world from somebody else's point of view, according to director Lukas Moodysson. He feels that he now judges himself much more harshly.

Moodysson, Lukas

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