Young Indie Filmmakers at Berlin
Kiyohara Yui and Yamanaka Yoko are two, young Japanese filmmakers who have made their international debut at the 2018 Berlin International Film Festival with their independent movies.
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Duncan Jones’ *Mute* Might Have Been Set in Tokyo
In an interview with Deadline, Duncan Jones describes an early idea for his latest, Mute, to set the movie in Tokyo with Watanabe Ken in the leading role.
Rutger Hauer: Big vs. Little
In a quote from a Hollywood Reporter interview, Rutger Hauer explains the important difference these days–and especially back in the 70s–between larger studio movies, and smaller indepedent fare.
Furuta Wataru Interview Now Available
The first interview published in 2018 is with Furuta Wataru, an award-winning producer and director who I have known for many years. It was the desire to reintroduce to the world to filmmakers like Furuta which motivated me to begin Indievisual, therefore I am especially pleased to shine a light back on this successful producer and director who was just slightly ahead of the times.
Enlightened Era of Tech
Offscreen publisher Kai Brach shares his editorial from the latest issue of his magazine which I link to for its compelling message regarding the responsibility of not only the creators of technology, but those of us who use it, to reconnect with human values.