For example, he said, failure to comply with the city's window-guard law, the elevator-inspection law and the federal lead paint disclosure law could all subject directors to substantial fines and penalties.
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After 2004, the range of subjects that directors could make films about also expanded.
At least one company now subjects its directors to recoupment policies.
Relinquishing commentary to their subjects, the directors Jill Bauer and Ronna Gradus watch — much too closely — as a young kindergarten teacher has her labia snipped to what she and her boyfriend consider more attractive proportions.
Since the summer, Mr. Selby, 31, has been shooting his mostly young, mostly good-looking subjects — movie directors, fashion models and designers, painters, writers, indie magazine editors — in their homes in New York and Los Angeles (and, more recently, London and Mexico).
The premise of the film is that, at the Cannes Film Festival, Wenders posed one question to each of his interview subjects, film directors all — "Is cinema a language about to get lost, an art about to die?" — and left them alone in a hotel room, in front of a camera, to address it.
Though some may have been surprised by the film's subject, the directors handle it discreetly.
"You do find some surprising, mature subjects," the director Gus Van Sant said of the festival in a telephone interview.
While finishing "Independent's Day," Ms. Zenovich befriended one of her subjects, the director Steven Soderbergh, who continued to follow her career.
Allotting scrupulously equal time to each of her subjects, the director, Chiara Clemente, makes smooth transitions among styles, mediums and personalities.
