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rob's Favorite Auteurs

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Mary Harron

“I've always been attracted to that. Punk rock, when I was a part of it, was called 'the underground.' There was something very attractive in all the hidden places. The hidden histories,”

 
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Stuart Gordon

[On H. P. Lovecraft] That's the thing, he used his phobias. Fear of things that are different or unknown is sort of a central theme to a lot of his stories.

 
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Ralph Bakshi

“Sweetheart, I'm the biggest ripped-off cartoonist in the history of the world, and that's all I'm going to say.”

 
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François Truffaut

“I have always preferred the reflection of the life to life itself.”

 
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Agnès Varda

“I'm not interested in seeing a film just made by a woman - not unless she is looking for new images.”

 
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Éric Rohmer

“I do not say, I show. I show people who move and speak.”

 
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Jacques Becker

"There are several good ways of making French films. Italian style, like Renoir. Viennese, like Ophuls. New Yorker, like Melville. But only Becker was and is French as France, French as Fontenelle’s rose and Bonnot’s gang." —Jean-Luc Godard

 
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Jacques Tati

“Like a dancer learns to dance ... a visual comic learns to use his legs.”

 
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Shôhei Imamura

“I show true things using fictional techniques but maintaining truthfulness — that's where my approach differs from Ozu. He wanted to make film more aesthetic. I want to make it more real. He aspired toward a cinematic nirvana. When I was his assistant, I was very opposed to him, but now, whilst still not liking his films, I'm much more tolerant. As for me, I'd like to destroy this premise that cinema is fiction.”

 
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Nagisa Ôshima

“My hatred for Japanese cinema includes absolutely all of it.”

 
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Jean-Pierre Melville

“I believe that you must be madly in love with cinema to create films. You also need a huge cinematic baggage.”