Let's not turn this into an Academy Clip

There's a neat little audio interview with Children of Men director Alfonso Cuaron here.

He talks about the 'fictional' timeline that gave the film a firm grounding in the future and how scary it was when things like the London bombings actually started to take place. Also interesting is the idea that it's less sci-fi and more of a chase movie and he gives us an insight into that spectacular long take towards the end.

Via FILMdetail.

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