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Dec 2020
37m 35s

Episode 28 | Sofia Coppola and Rainer Ju...

DAVID ZWIRNER
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An intimate conversation between old friends who’ve leaned on each other creatively since they were teenagers. Rainer Judd, a filmmaker, artist, and president of Judd Foundation, and the Oscar-winning filmmaker Sofia Coppola talk about growing up with larger-than-life fathers in Donald Judd and Francis Ford Coppola, the necessity of creative “puttering,” and ... Show More
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