DP/30: Cloud Atlas, screenwriter/directors Lana Wachowski, Tom Tykwer, Andy Wachowski

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  • @Baurophon
    @Baurophon 9 років тому +28

    Lana Wachowski looks almost exactly like Lola from "Run Lola Run", which was directed by Tom Tykwer in 1998. Even the names Lola and Lana are somewhat similar.

    • @auntjenifer7774
      @auntjenifer7774 3 роки тому +3

      He was born a man and probably stole the idendity from the character in the movie 🤷‍♀️ but yeah.

    • @handyalley2350
      @handyalley2350 2 роки тому +1

      Actually the fifth element (1997) came one year before run lola run (1998)

  • @dragoniguana
    @dragoniguana 10 років тому +54

    I love the Wachowskis so much. They're talented as hell. I am insanely excited for their upcoming collaboration with J. Michael Straczynski, another of my favourite storytellers.

    • @ChristianFrates1997
      @ChristianFrates1997 7 років тому

      Is it true they are on the Autism spectrum?

    • @Matt_Mosley1983
      @Matt_Mosley1983 5 років тому

      @@ChristianFrates1997 Everyone is these days, so it wouldn't surprise me.

  • @shadowknight132
    @shadowknight132 10 років тому +25

    I find Lana's thoughts on the intention of the Matrix interesting. One can easily assume that the Matrix is supposed to be something like a real phenomenon but you really have to observe it deeply to understand. I get anxious thinking about it but then I always remember that it's a movie and meant to mean something different. It's like reading the Allegory of the Cave and thinking man, I'm stuck in a cave. Back during that time period, people probably experienced anxiety reading it just like one would thinking about the matrix. Their anxiety driven rational thinking puts them in a fantasy and not really understanding what the story is meant to portray.

  • @elmakim478
    @elmakim478 10 років тому +49

    Lana has the most engaging personality ever. She's like Oprah. Give the lady a talk show!

    • @tawdryhepburn4686
      @tawdryhepburn4686 4 роки тому +2

      Elma Kim Eldridge she is truly amazing. What makes her even more impressive is the fact that she began doing press specifically as a way of giving a face to Trans rights (as she admits in this interview). And to be so engaging and joyful and at ease with not just your own very-public Queer identity on display, but also the weight of the entire Queer world on your shoulders*... It’s a massive task and she makes it look effortless.
      *Not that Lana can speak for all Queer people, or that she has any right to appoint herself as spokesperson... but realistically, this side of Caitlyn Jenner, Lana is the most high profile Trans person in American culture and the mainstream will consider her the de facto spokesperson no matter what. So embracing that responsibility is admirable.

    • @thepoppyvalentine
      @thepoppyvalentine 2 роки тому

      What I love most about Lana and her outlook on life and the world; you could offer her an Oprah-scale audience and talkshow, and it'd be the last she'd want.

    • @ThatGingerCuntFromTerminator2
      @ThatGingerCuntFromTerminator2 2 роки тому

      Hes a man with XY Chromosomes. Nothing will ever change that.

  • @neheap
    @neheap 12 років тому +6

    Thank you for posting this amazing opportunity to share in a dialogue with three contemporary directors who have contributed incalculably to our modern understanding of what film is and can be.

  • @skateroftrogdor
    @skateroftrogdor 11 років тому +17

    OMG! 17:34 lana's answer is amazing. perfectly explains the philosophy behind the matrix trilogy and cloud atlas. i want to see more philosophical movies like those and perfume.

  • @mxtrem3
    @mxtrem3 7 років тому +5

    The Wachowskis are just so unbelievably intelligent, it's absolutely a gify and an honor to have experienced their artistic minds. I'm also so glad I went through psychedelics, now I understand matrix and wachowskis so much more.

  • @bioglassmusic
    @bioglassmusic 11 років тому +4

    Cloud atlas was in incredible journey. It allowed me to accept the actual feelings I experienced while watching. I may have a generous amount of openness when it comes to enjoying a movie. This movie relaxed me to a point where I was able appreciate every single line, visual, and soundscape. It needs a second theatric release.

  • @peteagassi
    @peteagassi 12 років тому +2

    I'm fascinated by Lana. How she (he) went from a miserable and quiet nerd to a bubbly, smart, humorous and outspoken woman. Amazing transformation.

    • @cockoffgewgle4993
      @cockoffgewgle4993 Рік тому

      Life is great when you you can larp as anything you want and the world goes along with it, I suppose.

    • @mr.vorrnyvorrn2516
      @mr.vorrnyvorrn2516 4 місяці тому

      I always looked at *Laurence "Larry" Wachowski* as an introspective, reserved, soothing, and very easygoing, tolerant guy with a dry, Midwestern sense of humor. It really disturbs me when someone equates such energies to depression, or god forbid *Clear-Cut Gender Dysphoria!*

  • @Jessinking
    @Jessinking 12 років тому +1

    bless you all for being such open spirits, especially lana. you are a shinning light. :) thank you for creating movies to help us awaken to the authetnic soul self we all are

  • @BruceFnLee
    @BruceFnLee 11 років тому +5

    This interview actually helps explain why they didnt want to do interviews. Theyve said before they want their movies to speak for themselves and that was particularly important for the matrix tril

    • @goergelucas1232
      @goergelucas1232 2 роки тому

      Maybe because they stole a lot of there work or it was given to them from the powers in Hollywood and now they are paying for it all ¡!¿?

  • @DisfiguredUnicorn
    @DisfiguredUnicorn 11 років тому +7

    Lana is one of my favourite people

  • @sione_etc
    @sione_etc 3 роки тому +5

    18:48-21:24 blew my mind holy shit

  • @brettshears
    @brettshears 11 років тому +4

    Just watched an old interview with him/her, she seem so much happier now in this, go for her

    • @tawdryhepburn4686
      @tawdryhepburn4686 4 роки тому

      Brett Shearer she really is so amazing and charismatic. It’s hard to imagine her as the shy, interview-averse person that we were introduced to in the late 90s.

  • @bobjordan69
    @bobjordan69 2 роки тому +3

    21:33 is a really sweet moment 🥰

  • @MrTruthshallsetufree
    @MrTruthshallsetufree 12 років тому +2

    I really cannot put in words the kind of love i have for their WORK or should i say PASSION e.g PERFUME,MATRIX TRIOLOGY ,SPEED RACER and now CLOUD ATLAS.Watched the movie but was bit late, so missed the first 10 minutes of the film,but still the movie was more Great!Will watch it again anyways.
    Lana Wachowski, Tom Tykwer, & Andy Wachowski !Love you guys!
    Love From India!

  • @JonSchwark
    @JonSchwark 12 років тому +2

    I love that they keep talking even while they are packing up the mics at the end.

  • @joshlawler6699
    @joshlawler6699 10 років тому +5

    jesus this is the first time ive seen either since I watched the matrix making of years ago
    love how they are as eccentric as there movies

  • @livingdeadman17
    @livingdeadman17 12 років тому +1

    This channel is filled with great and interesting conversations. After more than a decade of not seeing the Watchowskis interviewed or hearing them talk about one of their movies (except for a few minutes in a Matrix featurette), it's so great hearing their process of making Cloud Atlas. I'm very intrigued to hear the soundtrack now.

  • @CaminoAir
    @CaminoAir 11 років тому +6

    Fair play to Lana. Every person has the right to determine their own identity...the one that feels natural to them.

    • @reubenhenry5507
      @reubenhenry5507 3 роки тому

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      @allenray9526 3 роки тому

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      @reubenhenry5507 3 роки тому

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      @reubenhenry5507 3 роки тому

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      @allenray9526 3 роки тому

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  • @bicyclecards111
    @bicyclecards111 12 років тому +1

    SUCH a great interview. Thank you David Poland!!

  • @HotPocketsBoy
    @HotPocketsBoy 11 років тому +2

    It is so weird to see them talk about The Matrix. I went years never really hearing what they have to say about it and to have the directors actually speak on it is refreshing and exciting

  • @AndrewK88
    @AndrewK88 9 років тому +49

    I love when people in the comments section try really hard to be overly nice and complementary towards a trans person because they think it makes them this amazing good person to say these things, instead of just not focusing on it and treating trans people the same way they would anyone else. Its calculated and self serving.

    • @xskavxa437
      @xskavxa437 7 років тому +5

      you can make that argument for everything that's good about humanity
      "oh you help poor people? your just doing it to look good"
      people do good things to feel good, so what
      it's that fuzzy feeling in the stomach that keeps us toguether
      and if you get to make other people feel happier because of it that's enough for me

    • @ltjyeahok
      @ltjyeahok 7 років тому +1

      Got nothing against her transgender issue but she is a really ugly woman (No way you can dispute that). I know she hasn't had a lot of practice but ya really need to work on the voice too. BTW i'm ulgy also but I was born that way. Another BTW the Matrix was Awesome! Regardless of how you identify yourself. Just work on the voice.

    • @ltjyeahok
      @ltjyeahok 7 років тому

      Got nothing against her transgender issue but she is a really ugly woman (No way you can dispute that). I know she hasn't had a lot of practice but ya really need to work on the voice too. BTW i'm ulgy also but I was born that way. Another BTW the Matrix was Awesome! Regardless of how you identify yourself. Just work on the voice.

  • @AlokNR
    @AlokNR 12 років тому

    David Poland,sir, you are doing a great service to cinema and humanity by digging into these rich wells of artistic wisdom and providing us with a platform to hear and listen to them. You may not know how many souls you have touched through this but on their behalf I express my heartfelt gratitude.

  • @dp30
    @dp30  12 років тому +3

    12 is the year. The number is the number of the interview in that year. So this is the 136th DP/30 interview of 2012. I am DP aka David Poland. And our site is Movie City News.

  • @greenisnotacreativecolour
    @greenisnotacreativecolour 11 років тому +1

    Wow! Hearing the Wachowskis talk about the Matrix trilogy! Just blew my mind! And to think ,this video doesn't even have "Matrix" in the description...! I almost didn't watch this because I thought it was a repost of one I'd already watched!

  • @FabulousAtheist
    @FabulousAtheist 12 років тому +2

    Lana you are so inspirational!

  • @sullivanradley
    @sullivanradley 12 років тому

    These three, Tykwer and the Wachowskis, should do more interviews like this. It obvious that they're highly intelligent, appreciative of all types of movies, and deeply spiritual. CLOUD ATLAS is one of the best pictures I have ever seen. 'The music should come first in movie making' is a really great observation.

  • @adamperez6715
    @adamperez6715 9 років тому +1

    I would watch a documentary about the making of this film. It would be fascinating to see all components
    at work!

  • @kyannayk
    @kyannayk 11 років тому

    Wish the audio was better and that Tom wasn't so anxious to leave, but loved how in depth and talkative Lana was for someone who's shy toward the media.

  • @danlynch8520
    @danlynch8520 10 років тому +4

    Their = possession as in 'their shoes',
    They're = contraction of two words as in they are / they're going home
    There = a place / where? / there!
    * hope this helps

  • @LeroOfTheKodiak
    @LeroOfTheKodiak 11 років тому +1

    I love Lana. She is very inspirational. As a transwoman, currently with a beard and acting hyper-masculine due to family issues with my identity, I hope that someday I too can find the peace and understanding to be who I truly am. Until then, I shall live a lie. I'm not very happy, but it makes my family happy.

  • @malignantquiapo
    @malignantquiapo 12 років тому

    I wish I were there in the read through. Must be an amazing experience watching them.

  • @Myrkatroid
    @Myrkatroid 11 років тому +2

    Yes and Yes :D I think Lana Is funky and adorable, so glad that she has found herself :)

  • @8Paul7
    @8Paul7 11 років тому +2

    Three brilliant directors.

  • @Owlpunk
    @Owlpunk 11 років тому +1

    Speaking of which: Prior to this interview, it really didn't occur to me how similar Lola & The Matrix really are.
    Aside from the fact that they came out at the same time: Both are basically effects-laden, hyper-kinetic "action" movies that were pretty definitive for their generation; while also, absolutely, conveying a deeper point about human existence.
    Those movies weren't exactly "deep", mind you - and that's a compliment. "Mono-Brow" - to quote the interview - is a wonderful description

    • @sohara....
      @sohara.... 4 роки тому +1

      I thought they were provocative and insightful. The films. Beautiful, too.
      😲🤓😁

  • @Atomic-cockroach
    @Atomic-cockroach 10 років тому

    Amazing interview ! Very happy these people are creating

  • @ravishingravi
    @ravishingravi 12 років тому

    This is a brilliant channel. I am glad I found it.

  • @KidsWithGuns1992
    @KidsWithGuns1992 10 років тому +4

    Andy always looks uber pissed off in their interviews, haha I find it pretty funny.

    • @GGMM1579
      @GGMM1579 8 років тому +3

      It's Lilly now lol.

    • @dstrktionlfcj8629
      @dstrktionlfcj8629 6 років тому +1

      Archetype00 he's twisted probably no soul in that body

    • @n.m.patterson7630
      @n.m.patterson7630 4 роки тому +1

      @@dstrktionlfcj8629 he probably is pissed that his brother always one ups him.

    • @mr.vorrnyvorrn2516
      @mr.vorrnyvorrn2516 8 місяців тому

      @@GGMM1579Andy*

  • @zeroelliott
    @zeroelliott 10 років тому +7

    Seriously?You people would watch half an hour of fascinating insights into how people direct movies,their aesthetic choices;their friendships and connections as artists, and all you can talk about is the gender of Lana?---Bye the way,one of the most interesting and articulate individuals I would love to meet; and who I admire so much....-what is seriously WRONG with you people?You should be ashamed.No wonder I feel so lonely in this world;most of you,with the exception of most artists,my friends,and my family,are complete strangers.AND I MEAN STRANG-ers

  • @stpetersburg
    @stpetersburg 12 років тому

    how great to see this ... these guys have a great rapport

  • @beingsshepherd
    @beingsshepherd 3 роки тому +1

    Looks like Rich Hall meets Dara O Briain.

  • @pontusunger
    @pontusunger 12 років тому +1

    Andy Wachowski has transformed himself into a beardless Orson Wells.

  • @stuckonautomatic
    @stuckonautomatic 12 років тому

    A former German foreign minister (Joschka Fischer) even was a high school dropout yet he lectured at Princeton University on international relations a couple of years ago. But admittedly, that's not how it normally works.

  • @lynnchoi7369
    @lynnchoi7369 12 років тому

    It's an old expression that refers to the region of Siberia.
    Wikipedia: Siberia
    Also, it's an expression that would likely continue to exist even if the entire region of Siberia were wiped from the face of the planet. Expressions like these often take on a life of their own and they survive in the language long after the conditions which bore them have changed.

  • @lovetownsend
    @lovetownsend 11 років тому +1

    to be honest, this is lik...legit the first interview iv seen with the siblings *0* u made my teens with the matrix trilogy mindblowing *bowbowbow* AAAHHH

  • @shaneraine8081
    @shaneraine8081 12 років тому

    Godfather and Daniel Day Lewis, Last of the Mohican's are both fantastic cinema. I haven't seen the other movies you mentioned. I was going to criticize your choices but I fully agree with you. The Godfather is a masterpiece. Such truly great source material.

  • @jerkedevries
    @jerkedevries 11 років тому

    I am going to see the movie this weekend!! Very curious. Must be great

  • @tausendstein
    @tausendstein 12 років тому

    wow...wow...wow...I have three new idol directors...so inspiring...like the whole film...unbelievable

  • @neilamadhava
    @neilamadhava 12 років тому

    Does make me want to watch it again - whether it's rubbish or not - the fact that they did a commentary track on the sequels of critics who hated the films shows a rare openness by the creators that deserves a second opinion...

    • @choronzon69
      @choronzon69 3 роки тому

      Lol the critics completely missed the point and were completely ignorant of the philosophical text. Stuck on the surface. Were they aware of all the blatant Hindu symbolism of the 3rd? Literal excerpts from the Upanishads in the climax? No. They just saw VFX only. It's pretty funny actually when you juxtapose the two commentaries betwen the critics and philosophers... It becomes obvious which ones actually truly saw the films. It's all one story. When you watch them as one 6 hour plus film it's truly unique in the cinema canon. The Wachowskis were wrestling with traditions from both East and West, dialectical arguments on social systems, control, etc, etc, and settled on a non zero-sum transcendence/union of opposites (re Neo/Smith merging). This was panned as anti-climactic and not the profoundly Eastern, non-dualistic statement that it was and is. And very ballsy of the Wachowskis, mind you, not to mention way ahead of its time. I've yet to see any other movie or trilogy end in such a paradoxical manner. Are they perfect movies? No. The dialogue becomes like sophomore university lectures interspersed with CGI and less conventional cinema narrative. And yet, so what? As Lana said it was all an experiment, and perhaps too cerebral for their own good.

  • @HoNgKoNgPh0oEy
    @HoNgKoNgPh0oEy 8 років тому +1

    when do they talk about the matrix again. I am rewatching all their movie sand media

  • @NiGHTSChao689
    @NiGHTSChao689 12 років тому

    That.. was a very enlightening response to how the Matrix trilogy should have been seen. I really like that.

  • @Brousitch
    @Brousitch 12 років тому

    Huge thanks!

  • @skorzauno
    @skorzauno 12 років тому +2

    Andy always looks at Lana with a 'what the fuck' gaze.

  • @obilodotcom
    @obilodotcom 6 років тому +3

    Lana is a true philosopher

  • @kawai2370
    @kawai2370 2 роки тому +1

    I know that the people who are trying to find understanding of matrix any way will come here. So please, help me, I'm trying to find out what is the third film about. I know its about the faith, but I cant understand the meaning of it. I cant understand the meaning of the end dialog: "-Why are you persist? - Because I choosed to". And then somewhy Neo surrends. So why he surrends if he choosed to persist? And how this is solves the paradox of fate and choice? And what does mean the baby machine face? And also what the meaning of circle exploding in the film I see it quite often. And I know the Wachowskis really wanted to make exactly circle explodings.
    I will be very thankful for any answer on those questions. I search a lot but I didnt find anyone who really answers those questions without conflicting with author's main idea.

  • @hazzpolo
    @hazzpolo 12 років тому

    Yep, i highly recommend the other two, and the international version of Red Cliff, that movie blows almost all hollywood epics out of the water.

  • @peteagassi
    @peteagassi 11 років тому

    LANA + TOM = TOO MUCH TALENT IN ONE ROOM

  • @MattieCooper10000
    @MattieCooper10000 12 років тому

    Wonderful interview! Kudos!

  • @annemarietobias
    @annemarietobias 11 років тому

    All of these dimensions are completely independent and though for most people they line up consistently (from our conversation you seem to be one of the lucky folks) not every one is so fortunate. It has nothing to do with want. I didn't want to grow up androgynous. That's just the body I have (I worked hard to change it, without success.) These people are intersexed. Between your male and female. Why is it so hard for you to get that they just want to fit in so they choose the best they can.

  • @fillthesea
    @fillthesea 12 років тому

    you do the best interviews

  • @manwithtwowives
    @manwithtwowives 11 років тому +5

    "to deny our own impulses is to deny the very thing that makes us human"

  • @annemarietobias
    @annemarietobias 11 років тому +1

    That's another question. We're maybe 10 years from growing a female reproductive tract. So if Lana ever get's that surgery, now is she a woman? When she has periods? When she get's pregnant? See, there's this strange line, and I'm curious where you draw it and why. There are people that don't belief gender even exists outside social context, science indicates otherwise, but that's what they believe. They believe sex is in chromosomes and reproductive organs and can't be changed. But when it can?

  • @fang_uk
    @fang_uk 11 років тому

    Be yourself. Regret is a terrible thing.
    Much love to you xx

  • @MrXabungle
    @MrXabungle 12 років тому

    Lana is responsible for the most iconic fight scenes in The Matrix. It sucks to hear she struggled through personal issues.

  • @enigma19833
    @enigma19833 10 років тому +2

    Haha, what was that look that Lana and Andy shared at 6:49 while Tykwer was talking?

  • @Myrkatroid
    @Myrkatroid 11 років тому

    The Academy's opinion has all but diminished in the last two decades, from the From the Academy's "Standards", to the restrictions set my the mainstream film industry and the MPAA, people are tired of it and are moving on to more obscure, more left field movie going experiences. I think this will be a magical decade in cinema, because audiences are starting to think for themselves in some respects and more filmmakers are flourishing in the independent arena without being plucked by Hollywood.

  • @DariBenny
    @DariBenny 3 роки тому +2

    Too bad lilly is not doing the matrix 4

  • @TonatiuhMorenoGed
    @TonatiuhMorenoGed 11 років тому

    Mono-brow movies! That is a great concept!

  • @janoat
    @janoat 11 років тому

    These guys are amazing. :)

  • @zorac91
    @zorac91 11 років тому

    I totally agree. They only care about movies like titanic, is total bullshit. This was a masterpiece and without doubt one of the best movies of the year. I mean, how the fuck is it not nominated for best makeup to say something? Wow...

  • @roloug95
    @roloug95 11 років тому

    you are actually insane! where are you both getting these snubs from? the nominations havent been announced yet!

  • @markoos88
    @markoos88 12 років тому

    Holy shit! The Wachowskiss are doing an interview?!

  • @shaneraine8081
    @shaneraine8081 12 років тому

    I would be interested in knowing what you consider to be great cinema if not Cloud Atlas?

  • @damianson
    @damianson 11 років тому

    seriously? omfg makeup and editing, directing, for sure is deserved. where are all the nom's listed?

  • @Setio9
    @Setio9 11 років тому

    All three are geniuses!

  • @PhilthyJewboy
    @PhilthyJewboy 11 років тому +1

    What the hell...Andy barely speaks in this interview. Show him some goddam attention guys, cmon!

  • @fredmiller2101
    @fredmiller2101 11 років тому +1

    I thought sex was determined by chromosomes that are passed on by daddy. help me understand because if it is taking place in ones mind wouldnt that be choice. Also doesnt science teach use that gender (sex) is based on DNA meaning we are wired to be are sex (gender)?

  • @jed52
    @jed52 11 років тому

    Why is there so much hate for the tree of life? I thought it was an amazing movie, and I also loved Cloud Atlas.

  • @relinquis
    @relinquis 11 років тому

    such talented directors and story tellers. i wish more directors gave their films philosophical depth. an action movie, or rom com can be more than just empty titillation.
    ** SPOILERS **
    that said, the makeup on cloud atlas was a bit overdone in some parts. and i didn't get how the reporter went from reading the letters to investigating a nuclear plant. was there a missing scene?

  • @CyndyNeg
    @CyndyNeg 9 років тому +1

    how was this movie? i have to check it out

  • @annemarietobias
    @annemarietobias 11 років тому

    Your describing effects. What causes the effects is the sudden decrease of estrogen and progesterone. A woman can prevent menopause by HRT (hormone replacement therapy.) When she stops... Menopause. Same exact thing when a MTF transsexual stops HRT... menopause. That's clinical fact, please, don't take my word for it, ask ANY doctor. The change is a change of hormones, and transwomen go through just like any other women.

  • @eightypuff01
    @eightypuff01 11 років тому

    I don't understand the reason, why aren't there any nominations?

  • @LavenLitiya
    @LavenLitiya 4 роки тому

    really hope it got subtitles..

  • @Swonderland
    @Swonderland 12 років тому

    loooove this + lana

  • @SafetyBriefer
    @SafetyBriefer 11 років тому +2

    What the hell happened to Larry?

  • @annemarietobias
    @annemarietobias 11 років тому

    OMG the soundtrack break my heart, put it back together then made it soar. It is so beautiful, inspiring, sad and joyous. The only word that comes to me is transcendent. The fact it wasn't nominated for an Academy award tells me that Hollywood is a dung heap with its taste in a dark place.

  • @jkjustkim
    @jkjustkim 11 років тому

    cant see it if u dont release

  • @therecordholder
    @therecordholder 12 років тому

    You can take the Wachowski away from the weird, but you can't take the weird out of the Wachowski.

  • @mrmarcus6184
    @mrmarcus6184 11 років тому +1

    This is so talented and I wish people would recognize them more because Hollywood is scared of them like really

  • @zea3184
    @zea3184 12 років тому

    Wachowski quoting Saramago. You guys are Cosmos class! ;)

  • @njiiihaaa
    @njiiihaaa 11 років тому

    BABELSBERG

  • @keyos27
    @keyos27 11 років тому

    Bravo. Well said.

  • @bellavator94
    @bellavator94 11 років тому

    I just realized....your name is like a variation of the title of this movie.

  • @HoNgKoNgPh0oEy
    @HoNgKoNgPh0oEy 12 років тому

    Is there possibly a transcript for this amazing interview I am trying to use quotes and Ideas from a lot of what is after 19:00 for an essay comparing their directing style to Augusto Boal

  • @annemarietobias
    @annemarietobias 11 років тому

    ANT, I am a scientist, I can quote chapter and verse on any topic from the big bang to epigenetics, so please don't for a second think that what I'm saying is arbitrary or not 100% grounded in science, because I can validate every single word with a bibliography that would choke an elephant. When you say woman, what do you mean, because rolled up in that word is gender identity, social gender role, gender culture, chromosomal sex, physiological sex, body morphology, and a host of variations.

  • @lilbigman777
    @lilbigman777 5 років тому +1

    5:18
    16:00
    18:00
    24:59

  • @NanadassanaVisuddhi
    @NanadassanaVisuddhi 8 років тому +1

    Why does the sound have robotic/electronic sense to it?

  • @YoungNdReckless420
    @YoungNdReckless420 12 років тому

    yes, do you even feel?

  • @BschmangL
    @BschmangL 12 років тому

    I guess if you think about it, 738 views a day for the last 6 weeks isn't too shabby! Give it another few months and I bet it will be near the 250K mark.... patience young padawan...