Elon Musk got his desire. Voters at the southern end of Texas have just agreed on his plan to integrate Starbase as his own city, at the request of the Spacex President.
But Musk is not the first pole to obtain his city in Texas. Long before him, George Kulham – the creator of the largest renaissance exhibition in the world – merged the task of Todd, Texas, as he is governing the King of George surrounded by reptiles, the footnote and other medieval clothes. The story and kingdom of Kulam, and the battle of the caliphate on his throne, in the HBO documentary series, which is represented in Emmy Ren FairDirected by Lance Openheim.
He says a Ren Fair summary. “He has glory, as an undisputed employer and the ruler of the thousands who declared himself.”
But in the mid -1980s, King George contemplates whether he will give up his remaining days and devote them to finding female companions (the strong strong is still strong with the help of Viagra and similar pharmaceutical preparations). Interesting colored personalities have proven to OPPENHEIM, who has not already been directed – they have never been 30 years old, two famous documentary films – Kind of heaven (2020) and Sperm (2024). The director in the post -production stage on the first narrative feature, PrimetimeRobert Pattinson starring in a cruciate press role launches a TV program in a template To arrest the predator.
Delivery date: To what extent I realized, after interviewing George, that it was documentary gold. It is very convincing.
George Kulham in “Ren Fair”
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Lance Ophanheim: We have heard all kinds of stories about George. Some people have not seen it for years, so there was a kind of this Oz processor The thing that was happening. Was it alive? If he is alive, what does he really do? It is almost similar to the Hobbit version of the Playboy Palace in which he lived … He led us to the bottom of the corridor to his home and scatter with all these artistic sculptures, monsters and the creations of “History of the World” is what he will say, on both sides of the corridor. There was an Egyptian art and the art of Mesopotamia, then Harley Davidson. From the moment we were entering his home area, I knew that there would be a very interesting person on the other side of it. We were right.
The first time I met, he was not very interested in the sitting interview. But when I told him that I wanted to talk more about Al -Nahda exhibition, but his heritage and type of Howard Hughes, the character of John Ford, Noah's crossing character he mentioned to me, was interested even in all the complications that could look for him.
Delivery date: By calling these characters – some of them are real and some imagination – you definitely put there that you will not necessarily put it on the base of the statue. One does not think about the cross of Noah Chinese district As more heroic of colleagues.
if: He loved John Huston. John Huston, David Lynch, all of these men speak in a specific way of a way to exist that no longer exist. George, after spending a lot of time in California when he was young, and perhaps at that time these men were there, he felt that he was cut from real and imaginary fabric. The man was obsessed with self -penetration in his own way.
I think he wanted to appear as a ruler with an iron fist. I think much of this is likely to be just an advanced age and people who believe he had no ability to run the exhibition and the desire to prove that people are still able to do so.
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Delivery date: There are some moments that fall into the jaw in your conversations with George, such as the place where he indicates his penis as “Leonard” and describes the decisions of “Leonard” making decisions for George.
if: It was a very strange moment. I mean, frankly, most of the time you get George on his feet, something will happen. There are things burned in my mind forever that I will never forget, [like] Throughout the project, when he says, “Do you see why I suffer from the grave shortcomings of the human race?” This is in response to the person of the absence of a Renaissance hat.
A large part of this project was only, we have a great setting, but where will it go and how it will end? Will George sell the place? Will Loui absorb it somehow? Do you get it Darla? Will Jeff get that? Who will win? Who will get the throne?
When we finished this offer, I thought this had a lot to do with Joe Biden and his unwillingness at first to step down. Now that we have become where we are in a completely different world, and the past has repeated the same again, I find that many events this corresponds to only many different things that happen in our country.
Delivery date: I did not think about Biden as Trump, a royal figure and a kind of surrounded by these footnote. I thought there was something Trump about George.
if: It is a mix between Biden and Trump in some way. Both people are defined – they may not like to define it – but by their age. It is like America is gerontocration. Most small companies in the country that were present for a while managed by people may be at the age of George. It is a very human question, in the end, I think the project aims to ask him – despite the absurd of his behavior or some of the things he says or other people in the project – is due to his question, “What is the king without his kingdom?” Initially, he says he is free, and in the end he says nothing.
I think that all the projects I do are some of the people who have some desire to control their lives, for a kind of dream that becomes a grave … I entered this project, believing that this would be a comedy, and I really did not think about how to become a tragedy by the end. It is a human drama.
“Ren Fair”
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Delivery date: There is a very distinctive camera movement in Ren Fair. I don't know if you are on a pocket or use a fixed camera, but it really takes out the world of Vérité to the land of imagination and is the REN exhibition.
if: Many of this credit for Nate HurtSellers, my cinematic photographer in the series who did incredible work. There was a lot of complications on how to know how to pick up the magic of this place.
Al -Nahda Gallery, only in roaming, everything is specific. Most artists themselves are constantly moving. It is an immersive theater. Very quickly, I and I started to think, well, how can we adapt? What do we do to pick up the magic of this place so that we do not have the audience wandering in people in the project. We want them to be right alongside their conflicts, and what they are going through. We want them to be with them inside that overwhelming stage, so to speak. Therefore, a lot of it came to the camera movements. We wanted to feel a kind of The Kingdom of HeavenLike a wonderful Ridley Scott epic or something like that. It has reached a lot of fixed camera, and a lot of mobile camera movements. Many days in the hot sun of Texas.
“Ren Fair”
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The deadline: Ren Fair He was nominated for the FILM Independent Spirit Awards, Cinema Eye's documentaries, and she won the Nate HurtSellers – GOTAM TV Awards, among other things, and now in the EMMYS race.
if: I just look at the experience of making this series – it was really a very founding moment throughout our lives. I could not do this without the people I worked with. Make two films at the same time [Ren Faire and Spermworld] It was very difficult, at the very least. It took some time, but Abe [Rowe]Who produced it, found the story. Dave [Gauvey Herbert]My participation, Ronnie Bunstein, Danny Bernefield, there are many people. And the people who edited and wrote the project with me, Max German and Nicolas Nazmi, were in fact the authors of this whole thing to try to know how to make something apparently There will be blood and VanderPump rulesLike taking a low reality TV type of reality for a story you can see on Bravo or something, I love it, with high art and a kind of style for something that looks very dangerous. And you always try to just find a way to emotionally set how the movie style, where he lives and the point of view.
Director Lance Ophanheim
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Delivery date: What can you say about your next project, the narrative feature Primetime?
if: It was a great time to make it. I am now in the post -production stage, as I gave birth to a child with my wife, Abeel Row, who I met with Ren Fair. So it was a very crowded time, but it was funny. Look back in the past few years, all this is just obliteration. All of these things are interconnected with each other. I think objectively, a lot of strength ideas and how energy is obtained and how strength is preserved and what happens when you have, and what happens when you don't have, I think this is a type of constant. They are permanent topics, but I think I love looking at this lens and a kind of application, whether it is the Renaissance Gallery or the villages [in Some Kind of Heaven] Or broadcasting the TV with the movie I just made, I think there is a lot of overlap with a lot of topics.
I can't say much more about this at the present time, but in terms of artists, we worked with some amazing, amazing actors and the people who worked on it. The things were dreams. So, I am very excited to accomplish it.