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He also singles out his favorite directors of the last decade.
Kogonada was writing a PhD dissertation on Ozu when he realized he wanted to be a filmmaker himself.
Specialty films face challenging times as well-reviewed competition from multiple sources winnows the field.
The lauded video essayist turns his attention to a visually stunning feature that is as good for the eyes as it is for the heart.
For the first time, the Sundance Institute is helping one of the festival’s alumni with distribution and marketing to explore a new model for festival films.
Video essayist Kogonada crafts a hypnotic and intimate debut feature with “Columbus.”
After years of editing video essays about the world’s great directors, the elusive Kogonada teams with star John Cho to become a filmmaker himself.
