Interviewing Liz Mermin
At IFFLA this year, PFC finally got the chance to meet the director of two films that were highly appreciated by the critics and the audience alike. The films being OFFICE TIGERS & SHOT in BOMBAY and the director Liz Mermin.
OFFICE TIGERS was featured in 2007 and it was shown to a packed house. A docu-feature about a call-center in Chennai, the challenges, the management and people evoked very sharp and enthusiastic response so much so that the CEO of OFFICE TIGER invited for the QnA became an instant celebrity.
Mainak already did a through analysis of Shot in Bombay here and to add to it, the movie makes an instant reaction impossible to curtail through lucid story telling and attractive tit-bits into the unglamorous world behind the camera.
The following interview was conducted by TEAM PFC at the Portico of Arch Lights, LA. A big THANKS to Saurabh Dixit, the cameraman who held out during such a long interview!
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finally….
thanks a lot saurabh, ravi and dabba….
thanks for this ravp,saurabh n pls buy dabba a new T shirt.. :-)
thanks saurabh, and ravptor.
Koi meri script khareedo. all is have is one t-shirt, hat, and pair of denims.
mind BLASTING guys. simbly blasted the mind! nice work.. someone please send this over to liz.
[...] Dost, Ek Ajnabee and Shootout At Lokhandwala. Though seeing the personal side of the director in Liz Mermin’s documentary Shot in Bombay, one tends to have a soft corner for him seeing the troubles he went [...]
For a slightly different take on Liz Mermin… Check out http://daily.chictoday.com/2008/07/29/liz-mermin-the-filmmaker-the-woman/ as well…