An interview with The White Review
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| A still from Grant Gee's documentary, Patience (After Sebald) (2012) |
Evan Harris (
The White Review) interviews Grant Gee about his documentaries,
Patience (After Sebald) and
Joy Division: 'Grant has previously made two feature length documentaries:
Joy Division, which chronicles the band’s life; and the ambient
Meeting People is Easy, for which Grant was nominated for a Grammy, which follows Radiohead as they tour
OK Computer. He has made numerous short films and had a productive period in the 90s making music videos for famous bands, most of which he admits are mediocre, apart from the iconic No Surprises by Radiohead, of which he is justly proud. I meet him in the BFI cafe. The large glass windows are showing a sneak peek of spring: an oceanic sky and the Southbank’s brutalist concrete solar-cast copper. Grant is affable and earnest, thinking carefully about his responses, giving them length and depth. He is modest about his career and apologises several times for rambling, which he does not.' [
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