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In My Films, I Try To Give People As Little Information As Possible, Which Is Still Much More Than What They Get In Real Life. I Feel That They Should Be Grateful For The Little Bit Of Information I Give Them.

I Didn't Just See Myself As A Film Director Here [in Life And Nothing More], But Also As An Observer Of People Who Had Been Condemned To Death.

As Long As I Take The Responsibility Of The Choice, I Have To Make The Choice That Is As Right As Possible.

I Never Intended To Write Poems, Nor To Be A Photographer, Nor To Be A Film-maker. I Just Took Many, Many Pictures And I Would Put Them In An Album, And Then Some Years Later I Decided To Show Them And Suddenly I Was Called A Photographer. Same Thing With My Poetry. They're Notes That I'd Written In A Book And It May Be Considered Poetry.

Unfortunately, Cinema Critics Are Very Few In America, 400-500 People, But There Are More Critics Of Iran.