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Film director Roman Polanski, known for such classics as "Chinatown" and "Rosemary's Baby", discusses the process of making movies and the possibility of returning to the United States from his current home in Paris. His film "The Ninth Gate" tells the story of a book expert and a mercenary who is entrusted with a book that is supposed to have supernatural powers.
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Ottawa 06/25/2008 02:32 PM Report
see how excited Polanski gets when talking about making movies at the end. he leans foreword and talks passionately for the first time. everything else is quite awkward. Interesting hour.
Cookie 11/25/2007 09:17 PM Report
The only pattern I noticed in his films is that in my two favorites, the women are subjected to violence by the very men who should be protecting them. He clearly takes protection of his family very seriously considering the tragedies in his past, and I believe he is right to follow his instincts.
RafaÃ?Â? 06/19/2007 12:08 AM Report
Interesting conversation. Polecam innym sÃ?Â?uchaczom naszego radia.