DavidMichod

i thought THE ACT OF KILLING by joshua oppenheimer was extraordinary. i loved GRAND BUDAPEST. a film called RUIN by michael cody and amiel courtin-wilson. i thought UNDER THE SKIN had some sublimely beautiful stuff in it.

i'm sure there were others...

knuckle

really simple - i didn't know much about him before he came in and did a beautiful audition for me. it wasn't surprising. it was just really impressive and exhilarating because i could see the movie coming alive.

a company called FUEL in sydney did a fair amount of work breaking things down. removing lines on the road - that sort of thing. stuff that, hopefully, no one will really notice.

oh and by the way - the movie isn't post-apoc! it's post-catastrophic economic collapse!

everything is challenging on set. that's what's fun about it. the most rewarding moments involved watching guy and rob bring these characters to life. it always felt beautiful and vulnerable and powerful and special.