Sight & Sound, June 2024

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In this issue: Richard Linklater, from Slacker to Hit Man – the big career interview

Plus: Alice Rohrwacher and Josh O’Connor on La chimera – The Fall Guy and six sublime cinema stunts – Adjoa Andoh, critics on critics and more in Black Film Bulletin – Luna Carmoon’s greatest films – Yoko Ono at the Tate Modern – archive Lindsay Anderson

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It’s not difficult to map Linklater’s fascination with hustlers, fakers and forks in roads on to his own origin story and attitude to his art. The magnanimity for which he’s known is also the adaptability of someone who forged his career without much institutional backing and with no nepotistic networks. To the casual observer, he has looked like an insider ever since the time of Slacker… Linklater’s own experience, however, has always been that of an interloper. He’s not from New York or Los Angeles; not from money or arty origins; not even from film school. His identity as a Texan also remains key to his work and life.

Numerous times in our conversation, and despite a distinctly affable and open demeanour, he refers to himself as insecure or shy. Talking about his 30-year career, meanwhile, has become “kind of abstract. High points, low points, biographical signposts… at some point, it’s like, is that even you?” Well, that’s the question.

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Weight 700 g
Dimensions 30 × 26 × 2 cm

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