Four years of filming culminate in a personal look at Roy Andersson's distinctive filmmaking methods and his reliance on younger collaborators.
Synopsis
Four years of filming culminate in a personal look at Roy Andersson's distinctive filmmaking methods and his reliance on younger collaborators.
Synopsis
Roy Andersson works on his film You, the Living over four years, capturing his distinctive filmmaking process. The 2011 documentary Tomorrow's Another Day follows Andersson as he develops his unique methods while relying on his younger collaborators. Released in April 2011, the film offers insight into his creative world. A shorter version was screened at the Museum of Modern Art in New York.
Deep Dive
Why Watch
- Meet Roy Andersson and his unique filmmaking style.
- See behind-the-scenes of You, the Living.
- Find out how young co-workers influence Andersson's work.
Did You Know
- The documentary was released in April 2011.
- It was filmed over a four-year period during the making of You, the Living.
- The film has a duration of 90 minutes.
- A shorter version was shown at the Museum of Modern Art in New York.
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Who directed the documentary Tomorrow's Another Day?
The documentary was directed by Johan Carlsson.
What is the duration of Tomorrow's Another Day?
The duration of the documentary is 90 minutes.
When was Tomorrow's Another Day released?
Tomorrow's Another Day was released in April 2011.
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