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Spike Lee on Do The Right Thing, Michael Jordan and Prince | The Sight and Sound interview
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- Опубликовано: 6 авг 2024
- Spike Lee, the writer and director behind Do the Right Thing, Malcolm X, Inside Man and Da 5 Bloods, talks to Sight and Sound's Arjun Sajip about his career.
Born in Atlanta, Lee moved to New York as a kid and became one of the city's best-loved storytellers. In this interview he talks about his path through the film industry and the influence music, sport, photography and politics have had on his filmmaking.
This is interview is published alongside the new issue of Sight and Sound, available at newsagents and online now. Go to shop.bfi.org.uk/sight-sound.html to buy your copy and purchase back issues.
0:00 Intro
01:10 Screenwriting
02:20 The Double Dolly Shot and working with Ernest Dickerson
04:50 Films of his that have been misunderstood
07:30 Documentary film-making
08:15 Michael Jackson and Spike's music videos ... sorry ... short films
10:20 Stevie Wonder
12:30 Prince
14:00 Michael Jordan and the Mars Blackmon Nike campaign
15:37 Da 5 Bloods
17:42 Sight and Sound's Greatest Films of All Time poll
20:35 Great New York films
24:17 Working with his father, Bill Lee
25:00 Jazz: John Coltrane and Miles Davis
25:40 The influence of visual art
26:21 Licensing The Who and Abba for Summer of Sam
27:40 Race in Hollywood
31:50 Recent films Spike's enjoyed
33:15 Which actors he'd like to work with
I had no idea that Spike's dad had died just this past Wednesday... So sorry for his loss... The fact that his dad wrote music for his NYU films and starred in one of his "joints" puts a smile on my face. Much love for this genius storyteller that is Spike Lee!
Great interview with Spike by Arjun Sajip. Well done! 😂🎉😊
Haven't seen Bamboozled yet but I'm looking forward to watching it some day
It’s a really good film saw it in theaters
Fascinating interview. Never heard him or any black director. He made his points. More equality in film making. I was very interested in his history of using music in his films.
Great interview!
An interesting share and much appreciated. Continued blessings to you and yours always. Gratitude 🙏
All is Fair in Love is in Jungle Fever but was on 1973's Innervisions. Stevie (or Spike) did in fact pull songs out the vault for Jungle Fever.
Awesome!!! My filmmaking inspiration! 🎥
Great director
Great interview. I wonder how Spike would feel if you knew that William Friedkin, the director who he very much admires and got an autograph from, thought that the film "A Birth of a Nation" by DW Griffith was an American film classic which told the true stories of how blacks newly freed from slavery ran amuck marauding white citizens' property and raping white women?
In the word brother he make her female other the brotherhood of man