“Directing Avatar was like going to the moon”: James Cameron recounts the filming of the film which comes out in theaters

It's with a “Hello Renaud” and a “Let's go!

launched in French that James Cameron, 68, began the exclusive interview he gave us via Zoom from Auckland, New Zealand, where his studios are located.

The director of “Titanic” and “Terminator”, who rarely speaks, releases his “Avatar” from 2009 in theaters this Wednesday before the release, on December 14, of the first of four sequels, “The Way of the Water”. .

The film, the biggest success in history at the global box office with 2.8 billion dollars in revenue and more than 14 million admissions in France, has radically changed our approach to cinema, with its immersive 3D technology imagined by its visionary director.

James Cameron looks back on this extraordinary adventure.

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