Not to be all Barry Jenkins all the time around here (although, with Medicine For Melancholy having its New York premiere tonight at Independent Film Week, it’s a little hard not to be), but with Claire Denis‘ 35 Rhums coming out of TIFF with a lot of goodwill (see my review here), I just remembered Jenkins’ interview from last summer with Dickon Hinchliffe for ShortEnd Magazine. Hinchliffe, from the Brit band Tindersticks, is Denis’ scorer of choice, having worked on Rhums, Friday Night, and Trouble Every Day (with Tindersticks); he’s also composed music for non-Denis films like 40 Shades of Blue and Married Life. The interview is here, and an example of Hinchcliffe’s work is embedded above.