In memory of Mani Kaul
08Jul11
“When the most important (the most hidden idea) is found (or even sensed),
the film will show how rich people are in their minds and hearts, and not
how rich the film is in its forms and ideas.”
“The relationship between images, between sounds and between images and
sounds alone determines the content ( a world view or if you like the
question) for the film. Keep only necessary images and necessary sounds. The
necessity is on account of their mutual relationship. “
“Do listen to others (I being one of the others for you) but strictly follow
your own impulse. The project of any film is to find oneself in the making
of it and not to merely fashion a cinematic object of high emotional or
intellectual kind that is external to oneself.”
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