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'A Complete Unknown' Production Design: Bob Dylan's Greenwich Village
IndieWireStory by Bill Desowitz
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Oscar-winning production designer François Audouy channels Bob Dylan's iconic Greenwich Village vibe for the indie film 'A Complete Unknown'.
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- Audouy adopted Dylan's mantra of 'How does it feel?' to authentically recreate the Village's gritty, bohemian atmosphere of the 1960s.
- With a meticulous eye for period detail, the production team scoured thrift shops and flea markets to source vintage furniture, décor, and other set dressings that would have filled Dylan's local haunts.
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Bob Dylan, François Audouy, 'A Complete Unknown'