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John Wilson Discusses His New Film 'The History of Concrete'

John Wilson's film 'The History of Concrete' explores his fame and the filmmaking process, reflecting on his experiences and creative approach. Known for his HBO series, Wilson emphasizes the significance of capturing mundane moments and discusses the challenges he faces in securing funding for his projects. The conversation also touches on his early filmmaking experiences and the collaborative nature of his work.

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John Wilson's film 'The History of Concrete' explores his fame and the filmmaking process, reflecting on his experiences and creative approach. Known for his HBO series, Wilson emphasizes the significance of capturing mundane moments and discusses the challenges he faces in securing funding for his projects. The conversation also touches on his early filmmaking experiences and the collaborative nature of his work.

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John Wilson’s Poetry of the Mundane

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John Wilson Discusses His New Film 'The History of Concrete'