On the set of In the Mood for Love.

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@kelanie
On the set of In the Mood for Love.
My website is up: kelaniearagon.com go check it out!
I feel like you're the kind of person who I could talk endlessly with about the simplest of life's necessities, and never become tired of what the other person has to say. Just saying :)
Thank you!
Shakespeare used six words to pose the essential human choice: "To be, or not to be?" Elizabeth, a character in Ingmar Bergman's "Persona," uses two to answer it: "No, don't!" She is an actress who one night stopped speaking in the middle of the performance, and has been silent ever since. Now her nurse, Alma, has in a fit of rage started to throw a pot of boiling water at her. "No, don't!" translates as: I do not want to feel pain, I do not want to be scarred, I do not want to die. She wants . . . to be. She admits . . . she exists.
Great film, even greater director. "Most of what we think of as "ourselves" is not direct experience of the world, but a mental broadcast made of ideas, memories, media input, other people, jobs, roles, duties, lusts, hopes, fears."