“There are days when either filmmaking feels like an insurmountable practice - here's a lot of obstacles in the way to make it happen - or you think, "What does this all add up to?" You don't know what to do with the footage, and you've asked a lot of people for their time and a lot of people to be patient with you. And then you lose faith that you can actually make a worthwhile story out of this.”
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Debra Granik
Debra Granik is an American film director known for her profound psychological portrayals of characters and her keen insight into social issues. Her works often focus on the lives of marginalized individuals, showcasing the complexity and diversity of human nature. more
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