i wanted to make a movie where you, willem dafoe, were willem -- vincent van gogh. >> yes. i think the way the movie is shot and the way we approached it we wanted to find out what -- we tried to imagine what it would be like to be with his thoughts and be with him doing the things that he did. so we shot in the actual places helper -- he were. i was painting. the approach was not so much an interpretation as a desire to inhabit or imagine, have the audience be with him. it's a very subjective camera, and you're with him all the time. ? and that is absolutely clear throughout. as a viewer i really did feel that. tell me because it is remarkable how you were taught to paint by your painter director. >> he starts me out as you would think with very basic things, how to hold a brush, how to keep things in order, all those sorts of things, technique, craft things. but i think more significantly he really shifted how i see. he talked to me a lot about making marks and the accumulation marks and marks talking to each other to create a swirl that really expressed what you see. he

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actor william willem dafoe you don't lucozade editor michael korea give us a preview welcome michael there have been a lot of films about vincent van gogh is there anything special about this book well indeed first of all sides willing to him he has this is very special. first of all and the film is a portrait of the last years of the life of instant hunger it's journey into his mind perception is ultra also i'm a major theme would really different it's been done by another painted julian schnabel which is by the way a friend of william defoe and so while they still had a script some things were born out of ideas improvisation they came up with during filming the film doesn't really want to explain anything just wants us to show the world through photographs eyes his painting changed a lot in the last years you know it was also when he was most productive it became came at a price as we all know he had major mental problems but for him it wasn't only a source of pain it was also. a chance for art sorrow is more valuable than laughter he once wrote tragically his work wasn't recognize

>> reporter: it also stars nicole kidman and willem dafoe. it premieres december 21st in the u.s. chris martinez, cbs news, los angeles. >>> action packed film! looks good. >> time now 4:57. a wild police chase caught on camera. coming up a driver on the run dangerously dodged people on the street. but then he came to a stop. we'll show you what happened next. this little home of mine, ♪ i'm gonna let it shine. ♪ it's energy saving time, ♪ i'm gonna reduce mine. ♪ californians all align ♪ to let our great state shine. ♪ let it shine, ♪ the power's ours to let it shine! ♪ >>> rain soaked much of the bay area this morning but the worst is yet to come. >> plus, another senate seat secured for republicans this morning. why this race in mississippi has the bay area fired up. >> and the trump administration fights back against a federal court's ruling on asylum seekers. good morning, test wednesday, november 28th. i'm michelle griego. >> good morning. i'm kenny choi. it's 5:00. we have seen a lot of rain over the last several days and more to come. catching a break for today in between

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