> ## Content Index > Fetch the complete content index at: https://cinemaholics.ru/llms.txt > Use this file to discover other available public pages before exploring further. # Son Lux tell us about their favourite films - URL: https://cinemaholics.ru/sight-and-sound-son-lux-eng/ - Published: 2019-07-03T09:16:35.000Z - Updated: 2022-12-08T21:07:59.000Z - Description: Son Lux members talk about the most important movies in their lives. - Author: Daria Postnova - Tags: Sight & Sound, #Import 2024-02-14 14:50, #Import 2026-09-16 17:43, #Import 2026-09-16 19:46, #Import 2026-10-11 16:19 In our (almost) regular *Sight & Sound* section cool musicians tell us about the most important movies in their lives. This time we sat down with **Son Lux** members Ryan Lott, Ian Chang and Rafiq Bhatia, and their choices vary from *Coen Brothers* to Netflix' *The OA* and *Tommy Wiseau*. Son Lux [are performing in Moscow](https://popfarm.ru/sonlux?ref=cinemaholics.ru) on July 9 — don't miss them! ![aaaaaaaaaaaaaason](https://cinemaholics.ru/content/images/2019/07/aaaaaaaaaaaaaason.jpg) *Photo / Son Lux* Русскую версию этого интервью можно почитать [здесь](https://cinemaholics.ru/sight-and-sound-son-lux/). --- **The first movie you remember watching** **Ian Chang:** *Laputa: Castle In the Sky* is one of the first movies that I remember watching as a kid in Hong Kong. Hayao Miyazaki is one of my favorites of all time, and I've watched many of his movies repeatedly throughout my life. ![01](https://cinemaholics.ru/content/images/2019/07/01.jpg) *Photo / YouTube* --- **The movie that "ruined" your childhood:** **Ian Chang:** I've never been great at stomaching scary movies. Chucky from *Child's Play* really freaked me out as a kid and it gave me recurring nightmares. ![02](https://cinemaholics.ru/content/images/2019/07/02.jpg) *Photo / MGM/UA Communications Co.* --- **The movie you would've taken to a desert island** **Ian Chang:** One movie? That's brutal, haha. I love animated movies, and one of my favorites is *Paprika* by Satoshi Kon. It's so wildly imaginative and I think that it's the kind of movie that I could watch many times and continue to discover new details. ![03](https://cinemaholics.ru/content/images/2019/07/03.jpg) *Photo / Sony Pictures Classics* --- **The first movie you saw at a movie theatre** **Rafiq Bhatia:** I honestly can’t recall. But I do remember the first R-rated movie I ever saw, which was *Face/Off*, with Nicholas Cage and John Travolta. I went with my older cousins who had me cover my eyes for all of the racy parts (but of course I was peeking the whole time). ![04](https://cinemaholics.ru/content/images/2019/07/04.jpeg) *Photo / Touchstone/Getty* --- **The last movie you saw at a movie theatre** **Rafiq Bhatia:** *Amazing Grace* documents the concert of the century, which was given by Aretha Franklin, the Reverend James Cleveland, and the Southern California Community Choir. Calling it a concert honestly feels like an understatement — whether you ascribe to a higher power or not, it’s a religious experience through and through. --- **The worst movie you've ever seen** **Rafiq Bhatia:** There are a number of terrible ones, but I think it's hard to think of a worse movie than *The Room*. Chip-chip-chip-chip! --- **The scariest movie you've ever seen** **Ryan Lott:** Tarkovsky's *Solaris*. It is a gorgeous and painfully patient film that gives a existential sense of creeping doom. The mind is scarier than the antics of any boogeyman. ![05](https://cinemaholics.ru/content/images/2019/07/05.jpg) *Photo / Mosfilm* --- **The movie that made you cry hard** **Ryan Lott:** I am going to cheat here and reference a TV show. The first season of *The OA* on Netflix. The very last episode is deeply moving. Without ruining it for others, there is this collective moment of powerful and choreographed ritual that floods over you like a deep emotional tsunami. ![06](https://cinemaholics.ru/content/images/2019/07/06.jpg) *Photo / Netflix* --- **The best movie you've ever seen** **Ryan Lott:** *Raising Arizona*. Everyone is dusty and sweaty. A stolen baby, great soundtrack, car chase for diapers. Nicolas Cage in his pre-action youthful wild man days.