By Damien Love • Oct 12th, 2007 •
Category: David Cronenberg, Shepperton, Steven Spielberg, archival, crime, gated communities, travel
Damien Love interviewed J.G. Ballard in September 1996. At the time Ballard was one of only a very few people in the UK to have seen David Cronenberg’s adaptation of Crash, which was wrapped in a controversy that was baffling then and seems truly mystifying now.
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