SUMMER MOVIES; On Filming a Gonzo Vision: A Gonzo Dialogue (Published 1998)
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SUMMER MOVIES; On Filming a Gonzo Vision: A Gonzo Dialogue (Published 1998)
As he films Seattle, transforming it into "Rain City," Rudolph is faced with the same decision: is he a realist or an expressionist, inventing the world or recording it? The moral and the aesthetic questions merge, as they must on the higher levels of art.
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As humans, we probably can’t go on living unless we believe that within the finite environment in which we exist we can enjoy a variety of experiences, feel happy, and be emotionally moved. In truth, I think that’s the way most of us live. In the same sense, I am sure that many of you are worried about a huge array of issues, but that the moment yo
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But that’s the funny thing about this work: You can do something you really like and someone else just looks at it and says, “I need to end this today.”
Judd Apatow
But that’s the funny thing about this work: You can do something you really like and someone else just looks at it and says, “I need to end this today.”
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The fun and games section answers the question: Why did I come to see this movie? What about this premise, this poster, this movie idea, is cool?