Los Angeles actor/writer, Tim Coyne, interviews Louie Psihoyos and Rick O’Barry from the documentary film, “The Cove”. Running time 7:54
Sundance 2009 – “The Cove” – Louie Psihoyos & Rick O’Barry
Written on February 4, 2009
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Great Work, my friend….
Tim,
Excellent interview and a great heads-up in getting Messieurs Psihoyos And O’Barry to sit with you and chat about “The Cove”. I checked put the “Trailor”… a movie well worth seeing however I’ve never figured out where to see short films, even Oscar winners before or after the award. It’s a very legitimate award category with very little visibility in seeing the film itself. Am I right or wrong or just clueless in this regard? The latter may very well be true.
DAD
Hey Dad. It’s not a short. It’s a feature length documentary. I’m sure it will come out somewhere. Maybe not in theaters but somewhere on TV, HBO maybe. But you’re right, there isn’t a huge market for short films – mostly festivals.
Tim,
I finally saw “The Cove”. Excellent movie! It was complemented well for me by by your interview. I’ve a couple more of your podcadsts to go and be somewhat caught up.
DAD