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1. www.rogerebert.com › interviews › were-so-short-onWe’re So Short on Time: John Sayles on Lone Star

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   Jan 15, 2024 · John Sayles’ films are indicated by the quality of his listening. His scripts are dialogue-dense and populated by people of character and intelligence, representing every social strata, every race, every creed.

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2. letterboxd.com › journal › john-sayles-lone-starBeyond Borders: John Sayles on Lone Star and America’s ...

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   Jan 21, 2024 · With the arrival of Lone Star on 4K Blu-ray from Criterion, independent-cinema icon John Sayles speaks to Mitchell Beaupre about political filmmaking, the difficulty of both making and distributing movies—and how we should all forget the Alamo.

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4. www.hammertonail.com › interviews › john-saylesA Conversation with John Sayles (LONE STAR) - Hammer to Nail

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   Feb 23, 2024 · John Sayles is one of the great American filmmakers. Graduating from Williams college in 1972, Sayles moved to east Boston to work a factory job. During that time he wrote short stories, submitting them to various magazines.

5. www.indiewire.com › features › craft'Lone Star' Comes to Criterion: John Sayles on His ...

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   Jan 16, 2024 · Writer/director John Sayles shares his techniques for maximizing resources on his classic "Lone Star," newly available from Criterion.

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6. www.bfi.org.uk › features › where-begin-with-john-saylesWhere to begin with John Sayles - BFI

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   Sep 28, 2020 · Sayles’ films often essay deep-set social injustices, but they don’t presume a solution to the complex realities he presents; only an incisively humanistic, empathetic focus on the lives of the working folk who endure them. The best place to start – Lone Star.

7. www.pastemagazine.com › movies › john-saylesJohn Sayles: A Career Retrospective - Paste Magazine

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   Nov 5, 2013 · JOHN SAYLES ON WORKING WITHIN PARAMETERS: Certainly in the making of the movie, what you want is to provide the atmosphere for people to do their best work. That’s the crew as well as the actors...

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   Should you work with John Sayles?

   • Working with John Sayles is not for everybody. There are some people, I think, who may have certain Hollywood-style expectations of comfort and ego-stroking. There are people who expect those sorts of things from when they work on the film.

   John Sayles: A Career Retrospective - Paste Magazine

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   What makes John Sayles a good actor?

   • John Sayles ’ films are indicated by the quality of his listening. His scripts are dialogue-dense and populated by people of character and intelligence, representing every social strata, every race, every creed. He puts them in conversation with one another, and then he listens and we listen with him.

   We’re So Short on Time: John Sayles on Lone Star

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   Who is John Sayles?

   • John Sayles has made a career out of writing and directing some of the finest ensemble films of all time, movies like “Matewan,” “Eight Men Out,” and “Sunshine State” that create rich tapestries of American life filled with intimate detail and epic sweep.

   John Sayles Looks Back on the Making of ‘Lone Star’

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   Are Sayles' films a solution to social injustices?

   • Sayles’ films often essay deep-set social injustices, but they don’t presume a solution to the complex realities he presents; only an incisively humanistic, empathetic focus on the lives of the working folk who endure them.

   Where to begin with John Sayles | BFI

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   How does Sayles explore the haze of memory?

   • Surveying multiple characters across class, racial and generational lines, Sayles slinks between time periods within the same shot, illuminating the effects of secrecy and privilege on the haze of memory.

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9. www.avclub.com › john-sayles-lone-star-criterionJohn Sayles on Lone Star, the state of TV, and making movies ...

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   Jan 16, 2024 · Director John Sayles, whose neo-Western masterpiece Lone Star arrives on Criterion 4K this week, reveals how the film would be different if he made it today. By Matt Schimkowitz | January 16,...