On the eve of the Cannes Film Festival, John Anderson takes a look at the phenomenally large amount of work that Palme d’Or winners Jean-Pierre and Luc Dardenne put into making their seemingly artless, effortless films.
And he looks at the phenomenally small amount of money Palme d’Or winners seem to make from US theatrical distribution. [What he doesn’t look at, though, is how much films like this will be dependent on DVD sales and rentals to make their actual US money. I thought that DVD was the new Box Office for indie/foreign/specialty films.]
Cannes Gold Tarnishes in U.S. [nyt]
Skip to content
the making of, by greg allen