Cuarón’s global fan summit

By Eric Walkuski

Posted 19 years ago

Last Updated on July 27, 2021

Pretty cool news here. Amazon.com today announced that on Monday, March 26 at 6pm PDT, it will be hosting a special interactive interview with director Alfonso Cuarón, on the eve of the release for his terrific flick CHILDREN OF MEN. The real-time question and answer forum will revolve around the issues raised in the film, as well as the details of making it.

While this can be seen as an elaborate hype-machine for the CHILDREN OF MEN DVD and its special documentary by Cuarón, “Possibility of Hope,” its a great opportunity to talk to one of the more interesting and ambitious directors working today. Prepare some questions about the environment or something, and keep your creepy Emma Watson comments to yourself.

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