8 Victor Kossakovsky The Dogme from St Petersburg
Victor Kossakovsky opened his masterclass at the UK National Film and Television School in 2003 by telling the students, ‘Nobody knows everything about film. So forget what I tell you. This is only my experience.’ This was a typically modest introduction because Kossakovsky has developed into an influential figure in the world of documentary. He is a true auteur in that he directs, shoots and edits his own films. He says he would not like to work with a cameraman because he has to feel something is just right before he films it. Then he says, by the time he could explain ...
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