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Andrew Stanton Visits Criterion Closet — Watch
IndieWireStory by Harrison Richlin
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Acclaimed Pixar director Andrew Stanton shares his cinematic influences, spotlighting classic films from Hollywood's golden age.
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- Stanton, known for directing Pixar hits like 'Finding Nemo' and 'Wall-E', selected '70s cult favorite 'Brazil' and the Depression-era drama 'Paper Moon' as two key influences in his Criterion Closet visit.
- The filmmaker's eclectic film choices, which also include an appearance by Peter Bogdanovich, provide a rare glimpse into the creative mind behind some of the most beloved animated movies of the modern era.
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Andrew Stanton, Peter Bogdanovich, Terry Gilliam, Pixar, Criterion, Obi-Wan Kenobi, For All Mankind, Paper Moon, Brazil