HBO Directors Dialogue: Pedro Costa
NYFF52 HBO Directors Dialogues
September 29 - October 11, 2014
Free and open to the public!
In Pedro Costa’s cinema, one can see the past, present, and possible future of movies. Costa will join us to discuss his towering new film Horse Money and the path that took him there.
Free and open to the public!
In Pedro Costa’s cinema, one can see the past, present, and possible future of movies. Drawing from the traditions of John Ford and Jean-Marie Straub and Danièle Huillet, Costa has created films that are at once hypnotic; pictorially and texturally stunning; incantatory; attuned to the lives, dreams, and tragedies of Ventura and the Cape Verdean immigrants who are his stars; politically and historically grounded; and made in a state of absolute independence. Costa will join us to discuss his towering new film Horse Money and the path that took him there.
Director Pedro Costa in the midnight sun filmfest. Sodankylä.
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