2024-03-23
39 分钟There is something I find so profoundly beautiful with the lonely spaceman.
You know, whether it's jury Gagarin or if it's David Bowie's major Tom, you know, these kind of, the idea of that person floating around outside of our world and the planet just keeps on doing whatever it's doing, completely irregardless of the fact that one, it really points out to our own insignificance, doesn't it?
You know, individually?
Hello, and welcome back to the director's cut, brought to you by the director's Guild of America.
In this episode, a lone astronaut grows concerned about the life he left behind on Earth in director Johan Reink's Sci-Fi drama Spaceman.
The film tells the story of Jacob, an astronaut on a solo mission at the edge of the solar system.
Increasingly concerned with the life he left behind, he sets out to fix his marriage with the help of a mysterious, timeless creature living in the bowels of his ship.
In addition to Spaceman ranks, other directorial credits include the feature film downloading Nancy, and episodes of Bloodline, Halt and Catch Fire, Bates Motel, Vikings, Breaking Bad, and the Walking Dead.
He won the 2019 DGA Award for outstanding directorial achievement in movies for television and limited series for his miniseries Chernobyl.
Following a screening of the film at the DGA Theater in New York, Reinks spoke with director Crystal Moselle about filming spaceman.
Listen on for their spoiler filled conversation.
I'm so happy to be here with Johan.
I watched a cut like a year and a half ago, and it's really blossomed into such a beautiful meditation.
Just, I cried.
I felt so many things.
But the main thing was just completely immersed into this world, and I was there with them.
And we were talking about this earlier, that the cut that I watched before, it was more focused on Adam, but this cut really just was about both of them.
And the love story came through so well, and it was just beautiful.
I really like it.
Again, to talk about a couple of things.