I believe that the action in film must become — will become — more and more interior. And that what we have understood so far as “motion,” the kind of motion, or movement, we currently seek in films, is nothing more than restlessness.
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I believe that the action in film must become — will become — more and more interior. And that what we have understood so far as “motion,” the kind of motion, or movement, we currently seek in films, is nothing more than restlessness.
“It seems that a film is, first, a confined space, at which you and I, we, a great many people, are staring.”
Hollis Frampton | “A Lecture”