Renowned French artist and filmmaker Pierre Bismuth has had a career spanning decades. His impressive list of accolades includes an Academy Award for his work on Eternal Sunshine of the Spotless Mind. Bismuth is now embarking on a new chapter of creativity in Penang, and his project here is far from conventional. In a recent interview, Bismuth shared his inspirations, his thoughts on Penang, and his latest experimental film venture—a project that is as much about people and food as it is about storytelling.
Pierre Bismuth Explores Penang's Cultural Depths
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Julia Tan
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