Filmmaker Luca Guadagnino is attracted to the ways in which we’re all imperfect beings. That explains why a clash of personalities is central to so many of his movies, including A Bigger Splash, Suspiria and Challengers. Marc and Luca talk about those films as well as his new one, Queer, which is based on source material by someone who remains a fascination to both of them: William S. Burroughs. Sign up here for WTF+ to get the full show archives and weekly bonus material! https://plus.acast.com/s/wtf-with-marc-maron-podcast. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.
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Alright, let's do this. How are you, what the fuckers, what the fuck buddies, what the fucknicks, what's happening? I'm Marc Maron. This is my podcast. Welcome to it. Pretty great show today, really. Honestly. How are you guys doing? Is everything alright over there? I know the last time I talked to you it was... Das war's für heute. Bis zum nächsten Mal.
The last hurrah of the forced holiday spirit is upon us. Look, I don't know. I had a nice time in New Mexico. There's a heaviness there, obviously, because that's where I was molded. But seeing my father and his wife Rosie was... Was good, man.
Look, I've gotten some emails from people, you know, some people are like, wow, it's amazing you speak so nicely, you know, of spending time with your dad because of, in light of some of the things you've said. Look, I've busted my dad's balls for as long as I can remember having the guts to do it. And it bought me some space, folks. It bought me some space.
But now he doesn't really remember that stuff. What a gift. What a gift. There's always these moments when somebody has a, when their brain is addled with whatever and they're, it just becomes this bingo cage of memories.
Some blank, some not, but there's still moments to be had where you hang out and it's surprising and it kind of strips down the person to a point where, yeah, I mean, they're not who they were, but, you know, the raw memories Mechanism of it is sort of who they are. And you can still sort of see yourself in them and maybe work some stuff out. You know, it's still a time for connection.
And I believe I'm getting something out of it. I know he is. I know his wife is. And yeah, so that was my Thanksgiving. Now I got to somehow get down to Florida to see my mother. That's next. It's hard to even get her on the phone these days. I just don't think she has it with her a lot anymore. I have to call the caregiver to get through to the mom just to say like, what's happening?
What is happening, Ma? What's happening? So today, look, today is interesting because, you know, I knew some of this director's work, Luca Guadagnino. I believe I'm saying that right. You know, I will double check Luca. I will double check my point of reference. Luca Guadagnino. I did it. That's Brendan. Brendan's sending me the pronunciation. Luca Guadagnino.
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