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KVIFF TALK with Charlie Kaufman / KVIFF TALK s Charliem Kaufmanem

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A meeting with the Oscar-winning screenwriter known for his eccentric and unusually complex stories such as Being John Malkovich, Adaptation, and Eternal Sunshine of the Spotless Mind. He made his directing debut with the 2008 film Synecdoche, New York. At this year’s festival, Kaufman presented his latest work, Anomalisa, which he co-directed with animator Duke Johnson.
The KVIFF TALK will be hosted by Scott Feinberg, American journalist writing for The Hollywood Reporter.
Setkání s Oscarovým scenáristou, proslaveným výstředními a neobvykle komplexními příběhy V kůži Johna Malkoviche, Adaptace či Věčný svit neposkvrněné mysli. Režijně debutoval v roce 2008 snímkem Synekdocha, New York a letos na festivalu představil film Anomalisa, který spolurežíroval s animátorem Dukem Johnsonem.
KVIFF TALK moderoval americký novinář Scott Feinberg píšící pro The Hollywood Reporter.

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25 авг 2024

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@zinagiannopoulou9254 7 лет назад

I adore this man: he is brilliant, uncompromising, and a suffering soul. Every film of his tells a different story yet all are Kaufmanesque, a unique mix of Kafka, Beckett, Pirandello and Lenny Bruce. A true auteur of our times, a deeper and brainier version of Woody Allen (with all due respect to the latter).

@anavonrebeur6121 4 года назад

And Buñuelesque

@ruly8153 3 года назад

And man 5:42 Thank you The manners on this man

@andrewacedo 8 лет назад

My number 1 inspiration. Thank you, Charlie, for really changing my life and always reigniting my passion for writing.

@DickMittens 8 лет назад

He is a genius and one of my favorite writers of all time. You should also check out Louie ck's show horace and pete on his website if you haven't already. It's different so it might be hard at first for some people to get into but I guarantee if you watch all 10 episodes it will blow you away. It's one of the best dramas i've ever seen.

@hunters.thompson968 7 лет назад

If I had the money I would fund one of his scripts to be made and give him complete creative control. He isn't given enough opportunities to make movies

@friendlypup5650 4 года назад

Hunter S. Thompson if I had money I’d be willing to got bankrupt to fund at least two movies for him

@magaliebatterie3148 4 года назад

@@friendlypup5650 Boys, I have good news for the two of you!

@Wetesk53 3 года назад

@@magaliebatterie3148 What?

@TwiPrime 4 года назад

His wife lets him know if it's in English! I love this!

@eyalroe17 7 лет назад

what a genuis sometimes i think maybe i should just like devote myself to making lots of money so i give it all to him.

@sidihack 5 лет назад

you gonna be in his shoes one day boi

@TwiPrime 4 года назад

This theme seems to be repeated in different users' comments here. Is...is Kaufman hypnotizing us????

@bravetherainbow 5 лет назад

"The movie industry changed completely, instantly, into superhero garbage" I was already sick of superhero movies at that point but boy it's got exponentially worse since then

@217todd 4 года назад

Timestamp? Can't find it

@Jesse-fk3xc 8 лет назад

Oh my god the first screenplay I wrote was called Purely Coincidental too

@kalimahmed1247 7 лет назад

What a coincidence

@KreapOfficial 6 лет назад

same

@joshk2181 8 лет назад

PLEASE HBO GIVE THIS MAN ALL THE $$$

@bravetherainbow 5 лет назад

"The idea of being blocked is something I've come to terms with as valuable." Ah that's awesome.

@edmorshy 3 года назад

Kinda late but what exactly does blocked mean in this context? I don't seem to get it:

@bravetherainbow 2 года назад

He's talking about writer's block. Just sitting there feeling like he's not getting anywhere. He mentioned just before (10:43) that his brain is still working on it in some subtler way so I guess he treats it as a vital part of the writing process to let things stew, rather than an indication that he's failing to be productive or whatever. It sounds like pretty good advice to me.

@MAFion 3 года назад

Wow, he's waaay busier than his credits show. It's interesting to hear all the projects that don't get made. I'd love there to be a platform where we can see all the pilots that weren't picked up. (like Noah Baumbach's "The Corrections" that HBO cut).

@iosonoguerra 4 года назад

I like a lot this kind of questions... they talk profusely about the process of writing. And it’s just so interesting

@tomservo5007 4 года назад

let 2020 be the year comic book movies go the way of westerns

@lonelyone Год назад

I love Human Nature and it's such bad form that the interviewer had never even heard of it. No one ever asks him questions about that or Confessions. Anyway, I'm still pissed that Frank or Francis never came to fruition with a cast that stacked. C'mon, A24, this is your moment.

@Lemwell7 4 года назад

I can't find any Kaufman interviews where the interviewer is even close to being on the same page as him. Not like he's above them or anything just they are always very media-y while Kaufman is very art-y.

@StephenIsTrying 7 лет назад

Frank or Francis needs to get made, it sounds incredible!

@annabago8621 4 года назад

Dayumm I really get the weirdest crushes

@yicama2098 7 лет назад

who the hell would dislike this?

@MrMarioguy888 7 лет назад

Likely due to the interviewer, he didn't seem confident and asked a lot of naive questions.

@mrs5189 4 года назад

Frank or francis would be amazing

@aidanoliver8209 4 года назад

If this internet movie doesn't get made I'm gonna loss it!!!

@middlestreet8260 3 года назад

34:00 He looks totally devastated at this point 'cause of heap of garbage making him struggle to make movies that can create impact on people to a greater extent that one can feel the life of the characters from them

@publicaccount1589 4 года назад

lol he seems so annoyed by every question

@thokeJackass 7 лет назад

The interviewer is so out of sync with Charlie

@Spix_Weltschmerz-Pucket 3 года назад

42:18

@bamboosa 4 года назад

Interviewer: turn down your mic. Clickout.

@nicolaslebrun3157 7 лет назад

this host is corny as hell

@valentino6715 5 лет назад

he is amaizing

@TheFSJet 5 лет назад

interviewer is terrrrrrible sheesh

@anavonrebeur6121 4 года назад

He Is Chekoslovaquian, dude

@paulelroy6650 3 года назад

Are they all shit interviewers then

@TuckerHolt 2 года назад

I don’t think he is that bad.

@VisualFeast7557 2 года назад

@@anavonrebeur6121 He's interviewed by American the same interviewer interview Linkoln's cast. "Q&A with the Cast and Crew of 'Lincoln'"

@cooks37 Год назад

@@anavonrebeur6121 You might be retarded. He clearly is an American, as you can tell by his accent. It's even written in the description.

@minidriver9344 Год назад

The endless questions about process are totally exhausting. When you have the chance to speak with someone with a unique world view, the REAL point of interest is understanding their perspectives on LIFE, death, humanity, and NOT how many hours per day he sits at his desk.

@berkeskaya Год назад

I don't think he'd generally be in the mood or mental state to answer directly profound questions about life, death, humanity etc. on a random interview, especially when he has his art to do that. Seemingly mundane questions can prompt him to speak his mind profoundly in a more accurate framework than "What do you think about death?". But of course you need a sharp moderator and good questions for that, things that are curiously absent from Kaufman interviews.