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Personally, I don't necessarily understand the jokes.

I think that's it. Yesterday, at the premiere, I was wondering what people were laughing sometimes.

I think it's more important to have something believable than to get people to laugh.

I'm Sean Fantasy, editor-in-chief of The Ringer, and this is The Big Picture,

a conversation show with some of the most interesting filmmakers in the world.

Some directors can see magic, no matter the format, the platform, or the story.

Michelle Gondry sees magic in a concert documentary with Dave Chappelle,

a sci-fi love story, or the public intellectual Noam Chomsky.

As a filmmaker, the Frenchman has made such beloved and uniquely Gondry and works,

as BeKine rewind and Eternal Sunshine of The Spotless Mind.

Now he's making a move to television, and reuniting with his Eternal Sunshine star Jim

Kerry on the new Showtime series, Kidding.

Gondry is one of the great visual creators of his generation, and I spoke with him about working

in a new medium, the stakes of his career now, and where he still needs to go.

Here's Michelle Gondry.

I'm just overjoyed to be joined by Michelle Gondry.

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