Wim Wenders

The following clip is from Faraway, So Close—a beautiful 1993 film by Wim Wenders, which I heard about this year from a writer friend on Twitter.

by Vanessa Jopp

Faraway is directed by Vanessa Jopp and was released on Mar 8th, 2023.

by German filmmaker Vanessa Jopp

Faraway is directed by German filmmaker Vanessa Jopp, director of the films Forget America, Honolulu, Engel & Joe, Happy as One, Messy Christmas, The Almost Perfect Man, and The Space Between the Lines previously.

the solitude and underlying sense of loneliness that Alessandro Zanoni experienced wandering the abandoned Milan train stations,

Faraway, so Close! portrays the solitude and underlying sense of loneliness that Alessandro Zanoni experienced wandering the abandoned Milan train stations, in the late evenings of August.

Garry Marshall

Released back in 1987, the movie was helmed by Garry Marshall, the late, great director of other Hollywood rom-coms such as, 'Pretty Woman' and 'The Princess Diaries,' as well as TV shows such as, 'Happy Days' and 'Mork and Mindy.'

Vogue photographer Alasdair McLellan

Named Faraway, the film was directed by Vogue photographer Alasdair McLellan and shot in Marrakech.

Randal Kamradt

Randal Kamradt wrote and directed Faraway (2014) and The Monsters Without (2021) which has premiered at the Los Angeles Asian Pacific Film Festival, played in festivals around the world.

Denis Villeneuve

Roger Deakins’ gorgeous cinematography combined with Denis Villeneuve’s beautiful direction and Hampton Fancher’s writing, made that film almost perfect.

Dann Florek

Dann Florek directed and the cast also included Mark Benninghofen, John Bowman, Marissa Chibas, Alice Haining and Havilland Morris.

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This title also featured the directional debut of Hayao Miyazaki, who we all know for titles like Spirited Away,

an Achtung Baby sessions outtake that began as a tribute to the spirit of Frank Sinatra

(Faraway So Close)' was an Achtung Baby sessions outtake that began as a tribute to the spirit of Frank Sinatra.

Lone Scherfig

Hathaway’s unglamorous and unafraid immersion in director Lone Scherfig's character illuminates the film, and director Lone Scherfig's spark spreads to the supporting cast.