Jordan Scott and Eva Green on the Film "Cracks"

The Leonard Lopate Show | Mar 15, 2011

Director Jordan Scott and actress Eva Green discuss the film “Cracks.” Scott talks about what it was like to make her first feature film after growing up with such a famous father, film director Ridley Scott. “Cracks”, adapted from Sheila Kohler’s 1999 novel, is a slow burning drama set in a remote English boarding school during the 1930s. “Cracks” is playing at IFC Center and Lincoln Plaza Cinema.

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