When I first heard about directors as a child and what they do, it still basically confused me, it seemed vague and for 2 or 3 years of my young life I thought that they didn't play much of a role. Having seen a bunch of great movies now, films that have stuck with me and successfully conveyed complex emotions and messages that I thought weren't possible to convey with so much style, I understood better how important their role was. Even with that said, this gives me a whole other respect for what truly great directors do, what a commanding dude Michael Haneke is, seriously this is unbelievably cool to see.
![[CC] Interview with Michael Haneke (2017) on "Funny Games" (1997)](http://i.ytimg.com/vi/BauZmlexQ_g/mqdefault.jpg)
![[CC] Interview with Michael Haneke (2017) on "Funny Games" (1997)](/img/tr.png)
For those who came looking for what camera was used on this production:
Sony f900 with zeiss digiprime lenses.
When I first heard about directors as a child and what they do, it still basically confused me, it seemed vague and for 2 or 3 years of my young life I thought that they didn't play much of a role. Having seen a bunch of great movies now, films that have stuck with me and successfully conveyed complex emotions and messages that I thought weren't possible to convey with so much style, I understood better how important their role was. Even with that said, this gives me a whole other respect for what truly great directors do, what a commanding dude Michael Haneke is, seriously this is unbelievably cool to see.
Genius