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apursansar's Favorite Auteurs

Displaying auteurs 1 - 20 of 128 in total
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Sarah Maldoror

“I play a cultural role as filmmaker. What interests me is to research films about African history, because our history has been written by others, not by us.”

 
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Maurice Pialat

“What I try to do, with the actors' consent, is to create something by beginning with a set situation that we can deviate from in the course of the shoot. ”

 
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Susumu Hani

“I am interested only in the inside of people.”

 
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Govindan Aravindan

“No work of art directly or indirectly changes society or human beings. However, cinema has the power to influence the human mind.”

 
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Leonardo Favio

“I suppose that every person who is devoted to painting, to visual arts in general, searches an aesthetic, but it is impossible to find an aesthetic that has not been touched by anyone.”

 
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Lester James Peries

“I feel that the cinema has done much more for me than I have done for the Sri Lankan cinema. It played a role in bringing me back home and to my roots, and helped me get closer to the Sri Lankan people. I owe the cinema a lot. Sometimes I wonder whether I`ve been specially favoured.”

 
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Robert Kramer

“Walk the Walk is built on the idea that the objects are much more imposing and permanent than our bodies; that our bodies are extremely fragile and transient against this monstrous cage that we’ve constructed for ourselves, made of all the machines and technology and objects that clutter the planet.”

 
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Kazuo Hara

“I make bitter films. I hate mainstream society.”

 
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Noriaki Tsuchimoto

“No matter when or what you say, since it's probably related to what you are wanting to say, I make that unfinished thought or whisper, the change of a small expression very important.”

 
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Alexander Kluge

“We don't perceive a contradiction between writing books, making films or producing a television program. These days you can't choose how you want to express yourself anymore.”

 
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Lee Chang-dong

“There’s no question that ‘Green Fish’ and ‘Peppermint Candy’ draw on the political and economic problems of Korea. But they weren’t my main focus. My main interest has always been human beings. I believe film is the best medium to show something about human beings.”

 
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Hans-Jürgen Syberberg

“German intellectuals treat me as if I were the enemy. They do not want to hear about what I believe lies at the heart of German identity.”