The surrealist sci-fi movie, starring Kylie Minogue, is already being described as the best film of 2012. Its reclusive director explains why he made itLeos Carax stands alone outside the London hotel, smoking cigarettes with grim resolve and dearly wishing he were somewhere else or someone else, whatever comes easier. His coat collar is turned up. His eyes dart nervously behind prescription shades. He warns me that he has nothing to say, he hates doing interviews, he feels like a fraud. Driving...
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