An Accidental Studio
Interviews with filmmakers and key personnel reveal the challenges and successes of HandMade Films, founded by George Harrison in the late 1970s.
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Interviews with filmmakers and key personnel reveal the challenges and successes of HandMade Films, founded by George Harrison in the late 1970s.
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George Harrison founded HandMade Films in the late 1970s to support independent filmmaking. Directed by Terry Gilliam, An Accidental Studio features interviews with filmmakers and key staff from the studio's early days. The film covers the challenges and successes of notable productions, providing insight into Harrison's vision and the collaborative atmosphere that shaped the studio's impact on cinema. It runs for 94 minutes and is produced in the UK.
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