Doc Day 2017 - Festival de Cannes | Robert Bosch Academy

The interview was on Barbet Schroeder’s latest documentary film “The Venerable W” – the last instalment in the director’s Trilogy of Evil, selected for a Special Screening in Official Selection at the Marché du Film - Festival de Cannes.

Doc Day 2017 - Part III - Barbet Schroeder in conversation with Ally Derks

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