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“Artists make their work to be seen by others. Well, really we do it to please ourselves, but whatever your art is, you want it to be seen by an audience. In theory, especially in the independent world, ironically, you do stand a chance of making a bit of money if the film gets distribution.”

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Alex Cox
Alex Cox

Alex Cox, born on December 15, 1954, is a British film director known for his unique style and satirical humor. His works, such as 'Death of a Poet' and 'Gas House Kids', often delve into social and political issues, showcasing his distinctive perspective and approach to filmmaking. more

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