The yield of Cronenberg: Just movies, they are bored. And at the cinema I don't go anymore because it is not pleasant

A new movie? "No, I get bored". As for the cinema, in the halls, "is Not the most pleasant." David Cronenberg is not tender with the seventh art. Before going to the cinema Exhibition of Venice (where he presents the restored version of his thriller 'Crash' of '96), the canadian director has attended the opening of the Red Cars, the exhibition at the Mac-contemporary Art Museum of Lissone (Monza-italy) the challenge the tragic, which in 1961 saw the object at Monza, the ferrari drivers Phil Hill and Wolfgang von Trips on which he was planning a film.

Venice 76, David Cronenberg presents the restoration, without the censorship of his erotic thriller 'Crash'
But Cronenberg doesn't turn on for five years, from the time of "Maps To The Stars" and explains why: "I don't make more movies because they are tired and bored of making films. I thought I had closed. But watching the series on Netflix and I started thinking: 'This is interesting'. I'd like to shoot a series from my first novel, 'Consumed'". And notes the dose to the enjoyment of the movie in the theater: "I never go to the cinema, it is not the most pleasant: there is advertising, people look at the smartphone and eating popcorn. I watch movies at home, now we have large flat screens with surround sound, the quality is very good. The idea of cinema as a wonderful shared experience is an exaggeration, maybe it was in the Forties or Fifties when there was no tv. I believe that you can have a cinema experience a true home, with people you like. While the cinema is often understood by people who do not like". Finally: "I Believe that the model Netflix is the future of cinema. The new film will be made of the tv series in streaming". © Reproduction reserved Date Of Update: 12 September 2019, 18:00