Uploaded February 2019 | Updated September 2026, 3 days ago
In this exclusive interview, Cuarón discusses how Technicolor was more than a service house but a true artistic collaborator. “They understood immediately the language that we were after – the conceptual challenge that we were setting off to do with this film,” he says. “I wanted this picture to have information in every inch of every frame – and approach every frame as an Ansel Adams photograph.”
In this exclusive interview, Cuarón discusses how Technicolor was more than a service house but a true artistic collaborator. “They understood immediately the language that we were after – the conceptual challenge that we were setting off to do with this film,” he says. “I wanted this picture to have information in every inch of every frame – and approach every frame as an Ansel Adams photograph.”
