As a way of celebrating this year's nominees for the Spirit Awards in the weeks leading up to the ceremony, we reached out to as many as we could in an effort to better understand what went into their films, what they've gotten out of the experience, and where they've found their inspiration, both in regards to their work and other works of art that might've inspired them from the past year. Their answers will be published on a daily basis throughout February.
One of the many unshakable aspects of the documentary "Marwencol" is that feeling of discovery, not only of its subject Mark Hogancamp, a man whose recovery from a brutal beating leads him to seek out solace in a World War II-themed dream world he's constructed of dolls in his backyard, but also of the film's director Jeff Malmberg, a longtime editor making his feature debut as a director.
One of the many unshakable aspects of the documentary "Marwencol" is that feeling of discovery, not only of its subject Mark Hogancamp, a man whose recovery from a brutal beating leads him to seek out solace in a World War II-themed dream world he's constructed of dolls in his backyard, but also of the film's director Jeff Malmberg, a longtime editor making his feature debut as a director.
- 1/31/2011
- by Stephen Saito
- ifc.com
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