Running Off to the Circus: Paul Auster on Film(NaN)
Running Off to the Circus: Paul Auster on Film is a career-spanning feature-length interview with the legendary author and director. In Part 1 Auster passionately discusses the formative movies that made him a cinephile, while Part 2 is a fascinating look at his career as a filmmaker, from Smoke to The Inner Life of Martin Frost and beyond.
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Running Off to the Circus: Paul Auster on Film is a career-spanning feature-length interview with the legendary author and director. In Part 1 Auster passionately discusses the formative movies that made him a cinephile, while Part 2 is a fascinating look at his career as a filmmaker, from Smoke to The Inner Life of Martin Frost and beyond.
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