Nicolas Roeg reflects on the production history of his film, discussing Daphne Du Maurier's influence, filming challenges, and insights from key collaborators.
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Nicolas Roeg reflects on the production history of his film, discussing Daphne Du Maurier's influence, filming challenges, and insights from key collaborators.
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Synopsis
Nicolas Roeg discusses the production history of his film "Don't Look Now" in a 19-minute documentary. He reflects on the influence of Daphne Du Maurier's story and the challenges encountered during filming. Director of photography Anthony B. Richmond details the techniques used in the infamous sex scene, while editor Graeme Clifford shares insights on how his work shaped the film's narrative. The documentary offers a behind-the-scenes perspective on the collaboration that brought the film to fruition.
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Why Watch
- Meet director Nicolas Roeg and hear his insights.
- See Anthony B. Richmond discuss filming techniques.
- Find out how editing shaped the film's narrative.
Did You Know
- The documentary was directed by David Gregory in 2002.
- The film has a runtime of 19 minutes.
- Nicolas Roeg, Graeme Clifford, and Anthony B. Richmond are featured in the documentary.
- The production took place in the United Kingdom.
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Who directed the documentary 'Don't Look Now: Looking Back'?
David Gregory directed the documentary.
What is the duration of the documentary 'Don't Look Now: Looking Back'?
The documentary has a duration of 19 minutes.
Which country produced 'Don't Look Now: Looking Back'?
The documentary was produced in the United Kingdom.
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