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୨୧. black swan, 2010
Mark Hamill between takes on the Dagobah set - The Empire Strikes Back
I think only a discerning audience can create good cinema culture. If the audience only wants melodrama and exaggeration, or confuses vulgarity for art, they lose the ability to face the realities of life. I am not really surprised that a film that deals with life as we live it attracts less audience. Any work of art especially cinema should shake you up; it shouldn’t leave you unaffected. Aesthetically and intellectually, it should stimulate you, disturb you. Not that I think that cinema can bring about a big social revolution. But it can certainly create awareness, which forms the base of any social change.
Adoor Gopalakrishnan
If don’t hear me for a while, It’s because I fell in love with the book
“Burton on Burton”…
I’m so moved!! 🥰🥰🥰
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https://susieekavanagh.medium.com/ingmar-bergman-and-the-female-psychology-a53a0ca82a29
// Sommaren med Monika (Summer with Monika) 1953
Peter Mayhew, Mark Hamill, Carrie Fisher and Kenny Baker - The Empire Strikes Back