Date 06/07/2015 - News People
Two-time Oscar winner Dustin Hoffman criticized the current state of cinema, saying it?s at the lowest point it has been in the half a century that he has been working. In an interview with The Independent, a U.K. newspaper, he said he thinks television is at its best while film is at its worst.
Hoffman?s cinematic issues appear to come from the increasing financial demands on directors to complete their films more quickly, pressures he says weren?t there when he first started out in the industry.
Hoffman said good films can be produced with little money these days recalling his film the graduate, which was a small movie, but involved 100 days of shooting.
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