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Hal Hartley March 8, 2012

One of the most distinctive American independent filmmakers of the past twenty years, Hal Hartley discusses his latest work, Meanwhile, a lean, deceptively simple film about Joe Fulton, the all-time hardest working unsuccessful over-achiever in New York who can do anything, from fixing your sink to arranging international financing for a construction project. In his latest visit to the Museum of the Moving Image, Hartley opens up about how he has avoided being boxed into a specific type of filmmaking, the influence directing short films in Berlin had in his latest project, and how he conceptualized the protagonist of Meanwhile.