Those Who Cannot Condemn The Past Repeat

I Used To Work As A Private Detective Years And Years Ago. And My Boss Gave Me This One Very Simple Piece Of Advice About Trying To Figure Out Who To Interview First In Any Investigation. His Recommendation: Always Pick The People Who Were Fired. Pick The People Who Are Pissed Off.

This Uses A Lens System, Which I Have Used For Years In Various Different Ways, But I've Never Used It In The Context Of An Interview. This Is The Very First Time That I've Done That. It's A Lens Called The Revolution, So It Allowed Me To Interview Elsa [dorfman] And Actually Operate The Camera. Well One Of The Cameras, Because There Were Four Cameras There.

Everything Is A Reenactment. We Are Reenacting The World In The Mind. The World Is Not Inside There. It Does Not Reside In The Gray Matter Of The Brain.

Twenty To Thirty Years Ago, Who Was Making Documentary Films? Nobody. Well, Relatively Few People. It Was An Art Form That Had Limited Theatrical Distribution, If Any At All. Some Television Distribution, But Relatively Small Audiences Regardless. And In The Intervening Years It's Become More And More Popular With A Lot Of People.

Photographs Attract False Beliefs The Way Flypaper Attracts Flies.