Oren Moverman: Rampart

The Treatment

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4.6 • 639 Ratings

🗓️ 11 January 2012

⏱️ 28 minutes

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Elvis Mitchell sits down with writer/director Oren Moverman to discuss his latest film, Rampart, in theaters February 10.

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0:00.0	From KCRW, Santa Monica and KCRW.com, this is The Treatment.
0:15.0	Welcome to the treatment, which you can also hear at KCRW.com.
0:19.0	My guest, writer-director, Oran Moverman, is a collaborator with Allison McLean on
0:24.2	Jesus' son with Todd Haynes on I'm Not There.
0:27.6	And on this newest film working with James Elroy on this amazing movie Rampart, which stars
0:33.2	Woody Harrelson.
0:33.9	First one, Owen, welcome.
0:35.0	Thanks so much for coming back.
0:36.2	Thank you.
0:36.6	Nice to be back.
0:37.6	And you are a collaborator. Owen, welcome. Thanks so much for coming back. Thank you. Nice to be back. And you are a collaborator.
0:39.1	It's fascinating.
0:40.1	But as you collaborate on movies from I'm not there to married life to Jesus' son, each movie takes on a different complexion.
0:48.2	Yeah.
0:48.8	First of all, I want to make sure that we're using the word collaborator in the artistic sense and not in a war-like sense
0:54.9	because I do I do like to think of myself as the resistance as well.
1:00.2	Forgive my imprecision, not a collaborator, but a collaborator.
1:04.2	Yes, I'm a collaborator with the resistance of independent film.
1:07.6	It's funny you say that because the films you've all done have been independent films.
1:10.5	Yes.
1:10.7	I mean, since 99, you must all done have been independent films. Yes.
1:11.6	I mean, since 99, you must have gotten lawyers to go into the studio system, but you have not done that.
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