Interview with filmmaker Sandor Lau
10 Apr 2007
NZ's only Chinese/Hungarian-American - filmmaker and writer Sándor Lau - discusses his documentary Squeegee Bandit in this interview with The Lumiere Reader's Jacob Powell. Along with insights…
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NZ's only Chinese/Hungarian-American - filmmaker and writer Sándor Lau - discusses his documentary Squeegee Bandit in this interview with The Lumiere Reader's Jacob Powell. Along with insights into cultural identity, why Squeegee Bandit is NZ's answer to Trainspotting and the difficulties of filming a man with no fixed abode, Landor also reveals that he tries not to buy anything unless he's written it down and kept it on his list for at least three months (food excluded).