The National Band Interview on Mistaken for Strangers Documentary | Tom & Matt Berninger
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- Опубліковано 8 кві 2014
- The National interview with the talented team behind the documentary "Mistaken for Strangers" take you on a journey through the making of this insightful film.
Director Tom Berninger, executive producer Marshall Curry, producer Carin Besser, producer Craig Charland and Matt Berninger, lead singer of the critically acclaimed indie rock band The National, will give you an inside look at the creation of this unique documentary. "Mistaken for Strangers" takes you on a personal tour with the band during their "High Violet" tour and offers a rare glimpse into the lives of one of the most beloved indie rock bands of our time.
Don't miss your chance to learn about the making of this exceptional film and hear directly from the creative minds behind it.
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Great movie Tom. I am sure this movie resonates with lots of people,losing jobs, having sucessful siblings and just trying to get by in life and make a name for yourself. I hope this is a stepping stone to a brilliant future in film. It has become one of my favorite films. I went into the movie not knowing who The National was, now I am a fan, of both you, Tom, and the band.
I feel incredibly sorry for Matt and Tom having to talk to him!! That interviewer is terrible!!!
GEEEEKS!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
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Less Death Talk! The interviewer is great!
Holy crap the moderator is a borefest, I do love Tom though
Completely agree with you both. So dull and dry. No sense of direction or humor, for that matter. It drug sluggishly along as if the interviewer lied about liking the movie and simply just phoned one in for the paycheck.
Love this movie. Check out our 'Docs That Rock' podcast on it here. soundcloud.com/user-210042597/docs-that-rock-ep-4-mistaken-for-strangers
This is interestingly uncomfortable. And yes the moderator is being far too polite; like he can't stop being a fan or something. I hate it when people get too poetically complimentary about these things. It wasn't too bad. You can tell that the brothers do care about each other buy adulthood is harder than that.
This interviewer is painful