Children's Finger-painting Came Under The Arts, But

We All Have Our Beliefs Or Our Agnosticism.

Too Many Films Today Feel Formulaic And Familiar. I Prefer It When The Familiar Is Made To Feel Strange.

Any Change In Form Produces A Fear Of Change, And That Has Accelerated. Marketing Is The Death Of Invention, Because Marketing Deals With The Familiar.

They Think Something's Gone Wrong, But In Don't Look Now, For Instance, One Scene Was Made By A Mistake. It's The Scene Where Donald Sutherland Goes To Look For The Policeman Who's Investigating The Two Women.

Movies Which Set Out To Be 'commercial' Usually Have An Artificial Look About Them-a Certain Waxlike Quality. They Allow For No Failure, No Moment Of Mistake.