In The Total Darkness, Poetry Is Still

I Do Think That We Are Sometimes, As Directors, Guilty Of Portraying Or Asking Our Actors To Behave In Certain Ways That Are Perhaps Not Very Morally Acceptable. I'm Not The Only One.

All The Different Nations In The World, Despite Their Differences Of Appearance And Religion And Language And Way Of Life, Still Have One Thing In Common, And That Is What's Inside Of All Of Us. If We X-rayed The Insides Of Different Human Beings, We Wouldn't Be Able To Tell From Those X-rays What The Person's Language Or Background Or Race Is.

This Was Pointed Out To Me By Somebody Who Referred To The Paintings Of Rembrandt And His Use Of Light: Some Elements Are Highlighted While Others Are Obscured Or Even Pushed Back Into The Dark. And It's Something That We Do - We Bring Out Elements That We Want To Emphasise.

I Have No Advice For Anyone On How To Live.

I Think That In Life, Being Is Nothing But An Illusion. If We Acknowledge That And Accept The Fact That We Are In Between States, That We Are Moving, And This Movement Is The Nature Of Our Lives, And We Stop Having Aspirations For Being In A Definite State, We Know Life Better And Are Able To Enjoy It Better.