David Lowery's films find their backbones in myths and folktales, but how does he reinvent them? What do we get from the stories that find their way through generations? I'm not sure anyone knows the true answer to that, but David Lowery is trying to find out. He's the director of movies like A Ghost Story, Ain't Them Bodies Saints, Pete's Dragon, and The Green Knight. Lowery uses mythology in his storytelling to pass us his movies like a generational orator. His characters, situations, and stakes all have the makings of a great campfire story and provide cinematic wonder. So how does he harness this power to make us come back for more? And how does he take these popular myths and put enough of himself into them to make them feel fresh and new? Check out this video from CineFix - IGN Movies and TV, and let's talk after the break. How David Lowery Uses the Power of Myth in His Storytelling As we said in the opening, myths and folktales have been the cornerstone of storytelling throughout world history. They're the stories that get passed down to you. Read More...
Published By: NoFilmSchool - Wednesday, 11 August, 2021