30 - Ben Lawrence on Ithaka

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Sound Perspective

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Filmmaker Alfie Faber explores the relationship between sound and image in film through interviews with directors, sound designers, composers and more.

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Filmmaker Alfie Faber explores the relationship between sound and image in film through interviews with directors, sound designers, composers and more.

Film Interviews

TV & Film

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30 - Ben Lawrence on Ithaka

Sound Perspective

51 minutes 7 seconds

4 years ago

30 - Ben Lawrence on Ithaka

Ben Lawrence is an Australian director whose credits include Hearts and Bones, Ghosthunter, and most recently Ithaka, a feature documentary following John Shipton, Jullian Assanges father, in his fight for Julian’s freedom. It’s premiering at Sydney Film Festival this Sunday 7th November, with music by Brian Eno.

In my first face-to-face podcast interview in over 18 months, me and Ben chatted about how he pitted Hugo Weaving against first-time actors in Hearts and Bones, how he unwillingly became a character in his documentary Ghosthunter and how he collaborated with Brian Eno to find the right music for Ithaka.

Get tickets for Ithaka at Sydney Film Festival here: https://www.sff.org.au/program/browse/ithaka

Follow me on Letterboxd: Alfie Faber

And Instagram at @alfiefaber

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