“The Body Keeps the Score: Brain, Mind, and Body in the Healing of Trauma” — by Bessel van der Kolk.
A one-of-a-kind book of huge breadth and depth on the theme of #trauma and its treatment… and, given how many of us have lived through and continue to live with trauma,
this is a really tough, slightly verbose, but necessary read if you want to expand your knowledge of others and yourself.
I’d also definitely recommend it to fellow #photojournalist’s and #film #director’s (fiction and #documentary). For example, it’s one of the few psychology books briefly analyzing Bigelow’s “The Hurt Locker” protagonist.
Also, #pranayama helps. A lot.
Scathing, true overview of some of the reasons #France hasn’t given the world a historic #film #director in 30 years newyorker.com/culture/richar…
Le look of #sleepDeprived #film #director / #producer at #Cannes2016 #premiere. Collector’s item. I avoid #redCarpet pic.twitter.com/qXUWvHPoHp
So weird. @aaronpaul_8 acting in @breakingbad_amc is awesome. It’s terrible in @NeedforSpeed #film. Why? #Actor? #Director? #Script? Other?
Making a #feature #film is a #competition between the #director and the #producer: who is the crazier of the two? Risking #money & #sanity?
Want to talk to #cinema crew of KvadratMovie.com #film? We’re hosting an online Q&A with #director, #DP & #DJ: facebook.com/kvadratmovie
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