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On the latest episode of Find Your Film, co-host Bruce Purkey interviews Opera filmmaker Erick Oh, Colette director/writer Anthony Giacchino and producer Alice Doyard, and White Eye filmmaker Tomer Shusan. Take a listen below!
Described as a “massive 8K size animation installation project,” Opera took director Erick Oh four years to make. Find Your Film co-hosts Bruce Purkey and Eric Holmes describe it as a “masterpiece,” and this 9 minute piece should deliver more bang for your buck the more times you watch it. The devil is definitely in the details, so I would suggest giving this sumblime experience a couple of viewings. Bruce’s interview with Oh starts at the 3:24 mark of the podcast:
The documentary Colette centers on 91-year-old Colette Marin-Catherine, a member of the French resistance who refused to set foot in Germany after WWII. With the help of a history student named Lucie, Colette decides to visit the Nazi concentration camp in Germany where her brother died. Bruce’s interview with director Anthony Giacchino and producer Alice Doyard begins at 32:58:
White Eye centers on Omer (Daniel Gad), a guy is trying to retrieve his stolen bike. Frustrated with the authorities and his overall situation, Omer gradually realizes that his actions may lead to dire circumstances. White Eye will also be available for streaming on HBOMax starting Tuesday, April 20.
Bruce’s interview with filmmaker Tomer Shushan (the short is inspired by an incident in Tomer’s life) begins at 67:03:
You can check out all of these excellent Oscar nominated shorts via ShortsTV. Find Your Film is also available on Apple Podcasts!
