Paul Greengrass in Conversation - Doc/Fest 2019

Having cut his teeth on the investigative documentary strand World in Action, known for its forceful and unorthodox journalistic approach, Paul Greengrass has become one of the world’s most popular filmmakers. His films, which often explore real-world anxieties and confront both social and political issues, include 22 July, three of the Jason Bourne franchise, Captain Phillips, United 93 and Bloody Sunday.
In conversation with journalist and broadcaster Danny Leigh at Doc/Fest 2019, Paul discusses his journey from TV documentaries in the UK to feature films in Hollywood, the evolution of his signature vérité-style, and his thoughts on the need to open up the film industry to less privileged and working class talent to ensure future creative diversity.
Filmed by Sheffield Hallam University students and edited by Matthew Sturdy (Cosmic Joke).
More recordings from the 2019 Festival here - bit.ly/315NrXT
sheffdocfest.com

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veeeery interesting
This guy is very good in action. Also he is very good demystifying movies as something so exclusive. Any person could do it. Any person with enough money of course. Yo can do movies for free, yes, but no to the degree of impacting, or very rarely you can achieve that level.

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Look what I found :) thank you.

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I like him but my god he's boring.

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That’s every British person

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the ending is so woke cringing

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Your face is woke cringe