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Alexander's Favorite Auteurs, Page 7

Displaying auteurs 121 - 140 of 493 in total
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Philippe Garrel

“Cinema is Freud plus Lumière.”

 
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Terry Jones

“Comedy is a dangerous business. If people find something funny you’re okay. But the moment you do something that’s meant to be funny and someone doesn’t find it funny, they become angry. It’s almost as if they resent the fact that you tried to make them laugh and failed.”

 
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William A. Wellman

“People have asked me a million times, "Why don't you like your own pictures?" I don't know why. I do know that every time I look at one of them, I realize I could have done it better.”

 
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Corneliu Porumboiu

“I believe that the cinema shouldn’t only offer information; it can create a world through time and movement.”

 
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Nuri Bilge Ceylan

“In my films the landscapes connect the characters to a sense of something cosmic. I try to recapture those moments in life where you suddenly feel that connection to a wider universe.”

 
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Zbigniew Rybczynski

“Video for me is a natural next step for film.”

 
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Jordan Belson

“The distinction between an external scene perceived in the usual way and the scene perceived with the inner eye is very slight to me.”

 
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Sacha Guitry

“Our wisdom comes from our experience, and our experience comes from our foolishness.”

 
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Věra Chytilová

“I have no desire to cuddle my audience.”

 
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Krzysztof Zanussi

“My cinema above all comes from literature, and, in this sense, it becomes a kind of a human language. The idea of the visual component in film as dominant has always evoked my skepticism.”

 
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Jerzy Kawalerowicz

[On his film Quo Vadis] "It is about a growing religion in opposition to barbarianism. It humanized the barbarian world, and that is what the film is about. I am always looking for universal problems in my films."

 
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Richard Leacock

“I hope to be able to create sequences, that when run together will present aspects of my perception of what took place in the presence of my camera. To capture spontaneity it must exist and everything you do is liable to destroy it… beware!”