Making 'Faces'

About This Movie

Making 'Faces' is a deep dive into the creative process behind John Cassavetes' 1968 film, 'Faces.' The documentary showcases candid conversations with actors like Lynn Carlin and Gena Rowlands, all reflecting on the raw, improvisational style that defines Cassavetes' work. You really get a sense of the atmosphere on set and how the performances were shaped, which is quite fascinating. The pacing is leisurely, allowing these artists to share anecdotes that feel intimate and personal. Al Ruban’s insights into the cinematography shed light on the practical effects used at the time. It's a real treat for anyone interested in the nuts and bolts of indie filmmaking and the emotional weight behind those performances.

Includes interviews with cast members and crew.Focuses on the improvisational style of Cassavetes' filmmaking.Offers a behind-the-scenes look at the creative process.