Joachim Trier: The making of Sentimental Value

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  Welcome to the documentary In the Studio from the BBC World Service,

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  the programme that investigates the creative process.

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  My name is Stephen Hughes and this is Joachim Trier.

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  I don't do any press really unless I release a film.

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  You know,

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  I find it generous of you to come and talk about process because I do care about artistic process.

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  I don't want it to sound like a pretentious, cloaked, sort of magic place where artists work.

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  It's actually very pragmatic and it's full of doubt.

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  And every time I make a film, I feel that there is this real, real presence of failure at times.

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  When I know that bits and pieces along the way I fail at,

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  and I've got to kind of stitch it together and try to hold it up regardless.

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  Joachim is the Danish-Norwegian director.

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