Crispin Glover explains how a childhood perfectionism diagnosis shapes his painstaking, decade-long filmmaking approach.
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Crispin Glover connects perfectionism to the slow, collaborative labor of making films.
Part two of Crispin Glover's Back to One conversation frames perfectionism as both fuel and friction. Glover traces a childhood label into the exacting care behind his films, then separates emotional meaning from easy autobiography, describing images that are meant to work…
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