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Watch: Michel Gondry Drawing Illustration of Amy Goodman

Web ExclusiveDecember 03, 2013
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After our interview with Michel Gondry about his new film, “Is The Man Who Is Tall Happy?” featuring Noam Chomsky, the French filmmaker quickly drew an illustration of Amy Goodman with sharpies on office printer paper. Watch Gondry in action in this video set to music from his movie.

We also made a GIF.

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