A Too-expected Image (cliché) Will Never Seem

An Old Thing Becomes New If You Detach It From What Usually Surrounds It.

Cinema, Radio, Television, Magazines Are A School Of Inattention: People Look Without Seeing, Listen In Without Hearing.

Hostility To Art Is Also Hostility To The New, To The Unforeseen.

The Point Is Not To Direct Someone, But To Direct Oneself.

My Movie Is Born First In My Head, Dies On Paper; Is Resuscitated By The Living Persons And Real Objects I Use, Which Are Killed On Film But, Placed In A Certain Order And Projected On To A Screen, Come To Life Again Like Flowers In Water.