— Mike Jones, 5 Lesson from Stanley Kubrick (via blimpsarecool)
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— Mike Jones, 5 Lesson from Stanley Kubrick (via blimpsarecool)
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— Robert Flaherty, Grammar of The Film Language, p4
— Alexander Payne
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Justin Kurzel
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— Terry Gilliam
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Woody Allen on his audience. “I never write down to them. I always assume that they’re all as smart as I am … if not smarter.”
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— ~ Robert Bresson (via a-bittersweet-life)
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To me, the perfect film is as though it were unwinding behind your eyes, and your eyes were projecting it themselves, so that you were seeing what you wished to see. Film is like thought. It’s the closest to thought process of any art. - John Huston, 1973
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— Nicholas Winding Refn
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