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Expatriate Filmmaking, For Better and For Worse
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Expatriate Filmmaking, For Better and For Worse
From Stop Smiling, issue 36, 2008. — J.R. It’s easy to argue that most of the greatest filmmakers in the history of movies can’t be reduced to single nationalities, and that an uncommon number of them worked as expatriates. “I’m not at home anywhere,” declares Friedrich Munro (Patrick Bauchau), the expatriate director-hero in Wim Wenders’ underrated The State of Things (1982) — shooting an apocalyptic SF film in a remote corner of Portugal until…
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