电影人的新黎明：塔伊加·维迪提改编《克拉拉与太阳》

A filmmaker’s new dawn WITH KLARA AND THE SUN, TAIKA WAITITI GETS SERIOUS ABOUT HUMANITY WORDS AL HORNER FOUR YEARS AGO, Taika Waititi’s life changed in an airport departure lounge. “I was pottering around, trying to kill time until my flight and I went into one of those bookstores,” recalls the director. In front of him was a wall of pulpy thrillers: “A lot of Tom Clancy. Spy novels everywhere. I was like, ‘Is this all people read?!’” he laughs. “Then I saw this very stark, red cover…” The book was Klara And The Sun, by Kazuo Ishiguro, the literary laureate behind probing tales of human fragility like Never Let Me Go. …