NWR (Nicolas Winding Refn)

Téléfilm
2012
1h 5min

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7,2/10

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Nicolas Winding Refn directed his first feature-film 'Pusher' (1996) at the age of 26. Now with the success of his first Hollywood feature film, 'Drive', winning him Best Director at the 2011 Cannes Film Festival, the Danish filmmaker has been propelled i

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Ajouter une intrigue dans votre langueA documentary about danish director Nicolas Winding Refn, winner of the Best Director award at the Cannes Festival in 2011 for Drive. From his childhood to the shooting of his next Movie, On... Tout lireA documentary about danish director Nicolas Winding Refn, winner of the Best Director award at the Cannes Festival in 2011 for Drive. From his childhood to the shooting of his next Movie, Only God Forgives, in Thailand, discover the whole carrier of a truly visionary filmmaker. W... Tout lireA documentary about danish director Nicolas Winding Refn, winner of the Best Director award at the Cannes Festival in 2011 for Drive. From his childhood to the shooting of his next Movie, Only God Forgives, in Thailand, discover the whole carrier of a truly visionary filmmaker. With Ryan Gosling, Mads Mikkelsen, Alejandro Jodorowsky, Gaspar Noé, PeterPeter, Zlatko Bur... Tout lire

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This documentary really humanizes Nicholas Winding Refn and gives you a peak into his real life. I loved it. It shows you a different side of him that you can easily relate to and just does an amazing job at peeling away the veneer of a "film director." He's a normal human being like all of us and he's very sympathetic especially when trying to learn Muay Thai. He just happens to also be a very talented director too and I think a real artist but I love insights like this into famous directors. For what it's worth, I did also like Only God Forgives. It's unique. It's not what people wanted after Drive but I think you also have to look at it on its own terms.