‘Anora’ Director Sean Baker Finds It “Frustrating” That Filmmakers Are “Abandoning Celluloid” ...Middle East

As Sean Baker continues to swear by tried-and-true film, he worries it’s a dying medium in Hollywood. The Anora writer-director, who shot the Palme d’Or winner on Kodak 35mm, recently mourned the death of analog as he explained how “very frustrating” it is to watch the industry become almost entirely digital. “People are abandoning celluloid,” […]

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