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They actually had less in America. My grandfather opened a butcher shop, and built it up and it became a family store.

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And there is this moment there where the employee had this kind of weird attitude, and he says something about having to take his coat off because he is too hot.

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When his kids became older they worked it. He carved out his own business and it became the American Dream. My grandparents wanted everyone to be American. So the idea was to acclimate. So my grandparents spoke to each other in Italian, but we spoke English.

It was Prostitutes Giovinazzo shame because Prostitutes Giovinazzo spent a lot of time with them when I was a child. So I could have learned the language easily, without really trying, but they wanted everyone to be American. I speak German now because of living in Germany, but I would have loved to have spoken Italian. Can you talk about how that came about, Prostitutes Giovinazzo led to you settling in Germany and what are some of the things that are keeping you there?

Prostitutes Giovinazzo broke even. I was simply one of a million directors with a film under his belt. So after three years of that I was depressed. Prostitutes Giovinazzo LA the longer you are there without work, the harder it is to find work.

It is almost like the clock is running. I had the chance to go to Berlin for a few months, to live for free and clear my head, so I did. And after I was there for a few weeks I just fell in love with the city.

It really felt like NY to Prostitutes Giovinazzo in a way that LA was never in my eye. Berlin, although it was a completely foreign culture, in language, in everything, Prostitutes Giovinazzo minor details, going into a supermarket was a strange thing, because the things the Germans eat we would think, wow, wait a minute.

They know what they like. So I Prostitutes Giovinazzo offered a film, and then the combination of loving the city and not liking LA and having work, led to me staying.

And it is ten years. Basically one film a year. BG: No, it is a different company every time. My films do well. And the German approach is more of Prostitutes Giovinazzo technical approach.

The German films tend to look Prostitutes Giovinazzo. They have all the toys, steadicam, crane, anything you could want.

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They are very slick. But they are Prostitutes Giovinazzo. Think of the old classic directors. They are not known for their visual style but for their storytelling. So when I do a German film and it Prostitutes Giovinazzo no sense to me whatsoever I rewrite it.

The producers will have a script they want to develop. Offscreen: I know it Italy after WW2 there was a tradition of shooting silent because of having many actors from different languages.

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Are your films shot silent? BG: No. We shot with the Arriflex, Prostitutes Giovinazzo, with the budgets roughly around 1 million to 1.

We have days to shoot, so every time out is like doing a low budget feature. It is limiting in that they are crime films, so I sometimes feel boxed in. I have to do the murder, I have to do the investigation, it has to Prostitutes Giovinazzo explained at the end.

Offscreen: Did you watch Prostitutes Giovinazzo German films to get a handle on the German crime film? With most of the films you will watch beautiful pictures, but not for 90 minutes!

I want to be engaged. Offscreen: Can you just talk a little bit about your past filmmaking experience? I know you did some teaching on Staten Island.

We did of course dress the interiors.

Offscreen: This leads to a question about Prostitutes Giovinazzo Shock. Was it all shot on Staten Island? BG: I grew up Prostitutes Giovinazzo 35 minutes from that college in a neighborhood called Port Richmond. So all the stuff of the guy walking the streets that was in Port Richmond, where I grew up. Staten Island. That is all Staten Island.

All NYC so to speak. Some of it looks like New Jersey, some of it looks like Vietnam. Offscreen: The way the film begins reminds me of many mondo films of the s, s, that begin with aerial shots establishing this of an Amazonian-type forest. Your opening does the trick. It is not Vietnam but…. BG: Hopefully it creates Vietnam Prostitutes Giovinazzo the mind, You suspend your disbelief. And you go there and it is not too cheap. BG: It was back then, and then it came back in the s, s, and now it is going back in the opposite direction because Prostitutes Giovinazzo the horrible economy.

BG: No the streets were they way you see them. Prostitutes Giovinazzo did of course dress the interiors. The apartment, but the streets were the way they were. When I was a kid, and this shows how old I am, there were no malls. There was a shopping strip, so the Prostitutes Giovinazzo you see in Combat Shock and Crackdown that was essentially the shopping mall.

When I was a Prostitutes Giovinazzo it was packed with people, and that is where you went to shop on the weekends, there was Prostitutes Giovinazzo ice cream booths, restaurants.

BG: Exactly. If you strip away the roof of the mall, and put that on the street, that is how my childhood was. So for me it was a bit harrowing to go back and see what has happened since the s. And all Prostitutes Giovinazzo stores that have been there my whole childhood are closed up. Offscreen: It seems every second store was closed down. Do you have a preference for the title of the film, Combat Shock or American Nightmare?

At this point Combat Shock has become a Prostitutes Giovinazzo, the same way that Prostitutes Giovinazzo Dogs is the name of that film although no Prostitutes Giovinazzo can say what Reservoir Dogs has to do with that film.

Offscreen: Straw Dogs is another one like that. What the heck does that title mean? BG: No, but I knew of the Saxon film. Well Taxi Driver and another influence on me was Eraserheadprobably as much for the sound design and the fact that nothing happens, just a guy walking through the streets. With Travis Bickle and Taxi Driver there is a narrative drive there, the script is much stronger.

Was that Schrader, or Scorsese, Scorsese I think? Offscreen: Schrader wrote the script, that Prostitutes Giovinazzo the first time they worked together, a lapsed Calvinist and a lapsed Catholic! BG: That script was so incredible. Offscreen: I was going to ask you Prostitutes Giovinazzo the Sound Design. In a lot of the urban scenes there was this whirring sound, and when you cut to the domestic scenes it was not there.

So what was your strategy in Prostitutes Giovinazzo out the sound design, the music? Who did the music? BG: No it was Rick, my brother, who is a composer.

What I learned from them was that Prostitutes Giovinazzo most low budget films it is not the look but the sound that gives it away.

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It is the lack of sound design, or the lack of reality, or hyper reality, a lack of an atmosphere in the sound design. It Prostitutes Giovinazzo generally sound effects dialogue and music.

Prostitutes Giovinazzo basically I knew that in my approach I wanted the sound design to oppressive. What I had in my mind was factory sounds. People doing hard jobs, jobs they hated. I wanted to have this aural oppression there for the character. And then when he goes home that is not there but he has this humidifier that is always blasting.

So I was just trying to bombard the character with as much oppression as I could. There is no relief! Do you think it is Prostitutes Giovinazzo relevant today because of that connection?

BG: That remains Prostitutes Giovinazzo be seen. It depends on where we are going.

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We are definitely going closer to poverty. They fear for their jobs. It is kind of an exaggerated reflection of that life 25 years ago. It is not like everyone is living like that, It looks like it, but we have always had the rich, the middle class, but today it looks like we only have the rich Prostitutes Giovinazzo the poor.

We are losing the middle class. Offscreen: The scene at the employment agency is sad because we always feel for these people in Prostitutes Giovinazzo positions because Prostitutes Giovinazzo jobs are predicated on the Prostitutes Giovinazzo of other people.

And there is this moment there where the employee had this kind of weird attitude, and he says something about having to Prostitutes Giovinazzo his coat off because he is too hot.

It just seemed so off base. I was wondering whether maybe he too was a veteran and messed up! Prostitutes Giovinazzo He was on drugs. It cuts from the guy with the coat hanger popping his vein, and pouring the heroine in himself, which I saw in New York once, I saw a junkie that had drunks with no needle.

I saw him from my window down in the Prostitutes Giovinazzo. And the worse thing for a junkie is to have the drug but no means of taking it.

And this guy took out a wire and popped his vein, it is called skin popping, but this guy was so far gone. Anyway Prostitutes Giovinazzo point is it cuts from this guy taking drugs to this guy in this office taking pills.

It opens on a close-up of two pills that he takes. BG: It is a joke of sorts. It has no meaning. BG: Yes, I am a drummer. My brother was a bass player.

My father was a musician and we had a music school at home. BG: Yes, and Prostitutes Giovinazzo sound design will be much better. My brother and I were studio musicians, we both read music. And then I took a film course in college, I had an open Prostitutes Giovinazzo in my schedule, so I took the film course and it changed my life.

I never knew the director planned everything, it was a complete mystery to me, although I grew up Prostitutes Giovinazzo movies, watching horror films. BG: That used to scare the shit out of me. With that voice telling you not to Prostitutes Giovinazzo the channel. BG: He was really creepy, and there were some really creepy episodes that still scare me to this day.

Creeped the hell out of me. Before filmmaking I wanted to Prostitutes Giovinazzo an actor so I studied acting. And I realized fairly early on Prostitutes Giovinazzo I had no talent for that. I could not be comfortable in front of the camera, I could not let my nerves go, relax. And now it helps me as a director because when I am working with my actors I understand not only what they are doing and how hard it is but I can give them all that they need. I have great respect for anyone who can act, because it is a gift.

It is not just a technique or a craft. I studied it for two years so I felt I gave it a shot, but had no Prostitutes Giovinazzo whatsoever. I was doing both badly. BG: All the jungle stuff, the special effects stuff, the chase scenes was Prostitutes Giovinazzo silent but the apartment stuff was shot CP sync sound. The CP was a terrible camera, it was so sensitive, Prostitutes Giovinazzo would break down, and malfunction, whereas the Bolex, which we used for the silent stuff, was like a tank.

It was reliable. A great camera. Offscreen: Prostitutes Giovinazzo can remember with Crackdown there is a lot of hand held Prostitutes Giovinazzo. That is odd because you associate hand-held with the low budget, on the fly Prostitutes Giovinazzo style. No one was being paid, there was no schedule pressure, where I had a day schedule of having to make five scenes.

We would go out with our friends. Some days we would just should a scene. I was teaching at the time so I had access to all the equipment so there was no pressure to shoot as fast as you can or it would cost all this money.

No salaries. The only cost I had was feeding the people and my lab costs. I had much more time for setting things up. Offscreen: Prostitutes Giovinazzo is that where the choice for Life is Prostitutes Giovinazzo in Crackdown came, is it economical or aesthetic? BG: It was both. At one time I was thinking of shooting Crackdown in a more elegant style, like Visconti.

He would shoot these gritty, grimy stories in a very elegant way. Offscreen: Like La Terra Trema. Orson Welles lamented, it was like peasants shot as vogue models! But I knew once I saw the production team, on the first day of shooting, I said, fuck this, Prostitutes Giovinazzo is never going to happen.