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Peter T Chattaway
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Peter T Chattaway
What Ever Happened to Hal Hartley?
"I remember a magazine wanted to do a big photo spread with a bunch of us -- Todd Haynes, Gus Van Sant, six or seven of us -- the new indies," recalls New York's onetime next-great-auteur, seated at a long wooden table in the living room of his nearly empty West Village apartment. "Maybe I was just an asshole, but I refused to do it." Back in the early nineties, Hartley could shrug off that kind of attention. . . . But since 1997, either Hartley's left his audience, or his audience has left him.
New York Magazine, February 7
Ron Reed
Thanks, Peter. Yes, whatever did happen to Hal Hartley? Can't wait to read the article.

And I'm sure intrigued by soon. Theatre piece, eh? Hmmm....
MattPage
Well "Book of Life" was certainly post 1997.

Matt
Peter T Chattaway
MattPage wrote:
: Well "Book of Life" was certainly post 1997.

Yes, the article cites that and No Such Thing as examples of how Hartley may have lost his mojo, at least where critical acclaim and audience reception are concerned.
Jason Bortz
I wonder if it'll have his film school projects on it...

I'm glad Martin Donovan kept going--but I must admit I like his stuff in Hartley's films the best.
Peter T Chattaway
Hartley's newest film -- a Netflix exclusive? Great, so we Canadians have to wait even LONGER to see it.
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