It’s springtime in sunny Sevilla. Léa Rinaldi, camera in hand, shadows the director and his film crew. For one of the few times in his career, the author of Stranger than Paradise and Dead man has allowed a camera, during three days to breach into his creative arena. From the labyrinthine alleys of Sevilla to its orange-tree shaded squares, or to a bunker-like studio, the young French filmmaker leads us into the set pulse. It’s an initiation to Time, the time it takes to make a movie.
Léa Rinaldi
She holds a Masters Degree in media studies (obtained at the Sorbonne University in Paris IV) and a Masters degree in Literature (from the Havana university in Cuba). She started as a media reporter for channels such as Canal+, CinéCinéma and MK2, shooting and editing film-related newsflashes. She then moved on to directing short fictions, documentaries and experimental films. Behind Jim Jarmusch is her first feature-length documentary film.
