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How Charlie Brooker went from columnist to screenwriter
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How the Franco brothers pulled off The Disaster Artist
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Mindhunter director on choosing dialogue over gore
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Willem Dafoe: 'When I start a movie I'm scared to death'
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Steve Soderbergh on making a film impossible to hate
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Adam Driver on process, preparation and learning to make meatloaf
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A Ghost Story director on finding motivation in the face of futility
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