It feels disorienting to be sitting in an elegant, breezy Venetian hotel room to interview a man who made a blood-soaked tragicomic fable about Augusto Pinochet, but such incongruity is the currency of international film festivals. The night before, on the opening night of the Venice Film Festiva… More »
‘I Think Every Movie Is Political’
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