Ethan Hawke and Richard Linklater were in danger at the Berlin Film Competition Conference on Tuesday for his or her new movie Blue Moon, saying This decreases when cash is preferred.
“The audience should care. They don't promote. You, the group, must make it crucial. In order for offensive art to have a place in our conversation, it needs to be taken care of,” Hawke said. “And, once we prioritize cash at any price, we get universal material that attracts the most possible number of people, and we are instructed to be the most effective. This is a dance we all work together. If you Love offensive artwork and need it, ask for it. Now, people don't think they will make money from it, so they won't make money.”
The concept of “offensive work of art” is the theme of “Blue Moon”, which follows the lyric poet Lorentz Hart (Hawke), former art companion to Richard Rodgers, who was in “Russia” Klahoma!' First musical with Hammerstein. After the opening, Hart criticized it now as rude and too satisfied with the ending.
Linklater added: “Occurrence art may come to mind on offensive occasions. However, the film is always escapist, and in our films he accuses “Oklahoma! “Become an escapist in the horror of World War II. So I don't know, I feel most people's mental desire to escape. Now, there are much less offensive artwork than before.”
Since 2014's “Childhood,” Blue Moon has marked Hawke and Linklater's first film. With Hawke as Hart, Blue Moon also plays Andrew Scott, Rodgers, Margaret Qualley Playing Elizabeth Weiland and Bobby Cannavale, Eddie's bartender.
Hawke and Linklater now work collectively on their careers to produce 9 feature films, along with the “Beginner” trilogy, “Newton Boys” and “Fast Food Nation”. During the Venetian film competition, Hawke mentioned their collaboration and the origins of “Blue Moon”, saying Linklater hopes to bring the film over 12 years, but the actor “nevertheless, The actors are so tempting.”
“He’s like, ‘It’s cool, we’re going to do that, but we have to wait for some time.” Why do we have to wait for some time? He mentioned, “You're still too tempting, though. We have to wait until you're not too tempting.” I used to be, “What are you talking about?” Hawke said. “He's like, 'Just believe me. Let's simply put it in the drawer and every few years, let's learn it and see if we're ready.”
“Blue Moon” premiered on Tuesday night at the Berlin Film Competition.
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