Brianna Camacho and Pascal Bodemeiger

East End Film Festival: Opening Night Gala - Boom For Real

Interview date: 11/04/2018

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Name: Brianna Camacho and Pascal Bodemeiger

Interview date: 11/04/2018
Location: Rio Cinema

Sara Driver, indie filmmaker attends opening gala of festival for the debut of her documentary, charting the formative years of artist Basquiat. The multi-talented Sara Driver was at the centre of “No Wave”, the vibrant avant-garde New York City arts and music scene of the late 70s. The female lynchpin of the 80s American indie film scene, Driver makes a welcome return to directing. Turning her gaze towards her enigmatic contemporary Basquiat, Driver mixes archive footage and music with the memories of friends including Jim Jarmusch, Fab Five Freddy and Patricia Field to deliver a staggering portrait of an artist before commodification. Jackie Adedeji and Olivia Sumrie report for WinkBall

Reported by: Olivia Sumrie

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Reported by: Jackie Adedeji

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Brianna Camacho and Pascal Bodemeiger

Sara Driver, indie filmmaker attends opening gala of festival for the debut of her documentary, charting the formative years of artist Basquiat. The multi-talented Sara Driver was at the centre of “No Wave”, the vibrant avant-garde New York City arts and music scene of the late 70s. The female lynchpin of the 80s American indie film scene, Driver makes a welcome return to directing. Turning her gaze towards her enigmatic contemporary Basquiat, Driver mixes archive footage and music with the memories of friends including Jim Jarmusch, Fab Five Freddy and Patricia Field to deliver a staggering portrait of an artist before commodification. Jackie Adedeji and Olivia Sumrie report for WinkBall

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