Interview Louisa Mellor 2 Aug 2013 - 12:00
Southcliffe director Sean Durkin talks to us about the shooting spree drama, his influences, cast, Mad Men and more...
Four-part drama Southcliffe comes to Channel 4 this Sunday the 4th of August at 9pm. The story of a small town coping with the aftermath of a shooting spree, and from a script by Red Riding and The Unloved's Tony Grisoni, it promises to be a tough, but worthwhile ride.
We spoke to Us indie director Sean Durkin, whose Martha Marcy May Marlene won him well-deserved acclaim in 2011, about not making feel-good drama, not judging characters’ actions, and what drew him to work in English television…
First of all, belated congratulations on Martha Marcy May Marlene, it’s a tremendous piece of work, and one of the most empathetic films I’ve seen in a long while. Was that your aim?
It’s funny you say that.
Southcliffe director Sean Durkin talks to us about the shooting spree drama, his influences, cast, Mad Men and more...
Four-part drama Southcliffe comes to Channel 4 this Sunday the 4th of August at 9pm. The story of a small town coping with the aftermath of a shooting spree, and from a script by Red Riding and The Unloved's Tony Grisoni, it promises to be a tough, but worthwhile ride.
We spoke to Us indie director Sean Durkin, whose Martha Marcy May Marlene won him well-deserved acclaim in 2011, about not making feel-good drama, not judging characters’ actions, and what drew him to work in English television…
First of all, belated congratulations on Martha Marcy May Marlene, it’s a tremendous piece of work, and one of the most empathetic films I’ve seen in a long while. Was that your aim?
It’s funny you say that.
- 8/1/2013
- by louisamellor
- Den of Geek
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