All the little scraps of ideas and thoughts that go into making films and being a human being at the same time.
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Little Scraps of Paper - Kristoffer Zetterstrand
I spend a lot of time thinking about who should be featured in this Little Scraps series.
Doing my research, drawing up lists, sometimes just daydreaming about who might be amazing (hi Ryusuke Hamaguchi, Peter Doig and Solvej Balle). There...
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I haven’t felt like writing a Substack the last couple of weeks.
For a whole variety of reasons, some of which Jeanette Winterson writes rather perfectly about here:
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The last Little Scraps of Paper I did was with filmmaker Isabel Coixet.
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The reason I thought Isabel would be such a great subject was that I saw her in discussion with the writer Estrella de Diego, and at that discuss...
Little Scraps of Paper - Isabel Coixet
Little Scraps of Paper is a series of short films about how and where artists develop and keep their ideas.
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Where we keep ideas
Notebook, coffee. The essentials covered.
I’ve been giving more talks and workshops recently.
It’s become an increasingly important part of the multitude of different strands that being a filmmaker now involves, outside making the films....
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