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The Treatment

Steve McQueen: Shame

The Treatment

KCRW

Arts

4.6639 Ratings

🗓️ 7 December 2011

⏱️ 28 minutes

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Summary

Elvis Mitchell talks to artist and director Steve McQueen about his new film, "Shame."

Transcript

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0:00.0

From KCRW, Santa Monica and KCRW.com, this is The Treatment.

0:15.4

Welcome to the treatment, which you can also hear at KCRW.com. We're in an unusual spot to record the show this week at the London Hotel.

0:23.1

So my guest is director, Steve McQueen, who was first here with his film, Hunger,

0:27.2

which won the camera door at the Cannes Film Festival.

0:30.0

His new film is shamed.

0:31.5

Steve, thanks for being back.

0:32.9

It seems like you're trying to go sideways through all the seven deadly sins in these films.

0:38.4

Thank you for inviting me again on your show.

0:42.3

Back was sideways, upside down.

0:44.8

I don't know.

0:45.8

It's just, they come as they come.

0:48.2

You know, you have the cars and you sort of turn them over.

0:50.9

Oh, okay.

0:51.7

That's what I have to do next.

0:53.1

It's going to lose.

0:59.6

But it feels like so much that pride is is a part of this movie in some weird way you know misplaced pride and sorrow well i think the sorrows is key i think there's this element of time

1:05.3

with sorrow isn't there and i think of course we've banned paper michael fathbin that it's in him

1:09.5

from the get-go.

1:14.3

We all carry a lot of luggage with us in our lives.

1:17.5

All stories, scars, things which happened to us.

1:18.7

I mean, we're all like magnets.

1:20.8

Things stick to us from our past. And, of course, what we carry, what we want to sort of carry with us.

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