DGA Quarterly

Fall 2017

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DGA QUARTERLY 1 C O N T E N T S FA L L 2 0 1 7 [ THE DGA INTERVIEW] 22 Passion Player Kathryn Bigelow's socially relevant cinema invites a more active engage- ment with the viewer. BY STEVE CHAGOLLAN 30 From Pitching Balls to Pitching Product Directors talk about coaxing famous athletes out of their comfort zone by performing off the field. BY TERRY STANLEY 34 Filmmaking in the 4K Age Razor-sharp resolution and higher frame rates challenge directors to think out of the box. BY CHRIS MORRIS 38 Dysfunction Junction Character-driven comedies about wayward parents and their damaged offspring require very nuanced skills. BY F.X. FEENEY 42 Kubrick's Outsized Influence As we approach the legendary film- maker's 90th birthday, directors wax poetic on why Kubrick still matters. BY ROBERT KOEHLER 46 Exposing a Wound That's Still Raw With Hulu's upcoming The Looming Tower, five directors retrace Al-Qaeda's path to 9/11. BY ANN FARMER [ COLLABORATORS] 50 Recreating the Past with Light, Texture and Tone Director Todd Haynes and DP Ed Lachman liken their creative relationship to dance partners. BY ROBERT ABELE [ SCREENING ROOM] 52 Errol Morris on the Magnificence of Douglas Sirk's Obsession BY ROB FELD [ PHOTO ESSAY] 56 The Food of Life When food and drink play an epicurean role in movies, the result can have a Pavlovian effect. Features 30 22 50 42 56 34 38

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