Nicolas Winding Refn Interview on Only God Forgives | Behind the Scenes Movie Masterclass

Interview with acclaimed director Nicolas Winding Refn as he delves into the making of his gripping thriller, "Only God Forgives." Set against the vibrant backdrop of Bangkok, the film unfolds the dark tale of Julian (Ryan Gosling), who is entrusted with seeking vengeance for his brother's tragic death. As the narrative unfolds, Julian discovers that an enigmatic and erratic policeman is closely tracking his every step.
In this interview, Nicolas Winding Refn provides a behind-the-scenes look at the creative process, sharing his inspirations and the challenges faced during the making of "Only God Forgives." Gain unique perspectives on the film's unique vision, intricate storytelling and the psychological nuances that characterize Nicolas Winding Refn's signature style.
This interview offers a rare glimpse into the mind of a master filmmaker, Nicolas Winding Refn, known for his distinctive approach to filmmaking. Whether you're a fan of his previous works (Drive) or intrigued by the mystique of "Only God Forgives," this interview provides an exploration of the artistic choices and narrative intricacies that make the film a cinematic masterpiece.
Immerse yourself in the world of Nicolas Winding Refn and "Only God Forgives" as you uncover the layers of this intense thriller. This interview is a must-watch for cinephiles, offering profound insights into the mind of a director who pushes the boundaries of storytelling and visual aesthetics.
Discover the cinematic brilliance of "Only God Forgives" through the lens of Nicolas Winding Refn's vision and gain a deeper appreciation for the artistry behind this compelling thriller.
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[@princekrapaud1451]

NWR. The best

[@tomenza]

Only ~190 views? 6 upvotes...? Clearly not a very popular director, which is unfortunate but I guess not too surprising as his movies can be felt to be repulsive and boring. I hope producers continue to have faith in him

[@joshuvuh8118]

I mean he must be pretty big if you’re taking time out of your life to leave a comment. Even if he doesn’t have more publicity than a Michael Bay or Christopher Nolan or a JJ Abrams, he still has a passionate cult fan base and his aesthetic and unique style has inspired a very large number of modern filmmakers. He will one day be renounced as one of the all time greats and be up there with orsen wells and Alfred hitchcock. The reason he isn’t as renounced today is because he’s ahead of his time and he will be renounced more in the future.