A Director Is A Man, Therefore He

There's Much Talk About The Problems Of Youth, But Young People Are Not A Problem. It's A Natural Evolution Of Things. We, Who Have Known Only How To Make War And Slaughter People, Have No Right To Judge Them, Nor Can We Teach Them Anything.

When A Scene Is Being Shot, It Is Very Difficult To Know What One Wants It To Say, And Even If One Does Know, There Is Always A Difference Between What One Has In Mind And The Result On Film.

After You've Learned Two Or Three Basic Rules Of Cinema Grammar, You Can Do What You Like - Including Breaking Those Rules.

I Meant Exactly What I Said: That We Are Saddled With A Culture That Hasn't Advanced As Far As Science.

It's Untrue To Say The Colors I Use Are Not Those Of Reality. They Are Real: The Red I Use Is Red; The Green, Green; Blue, Blue; And Yellow, Yellow. It's A Matter Of Arranging Them Differently From The Way I Find Them, But They Are Always Real Colors. So It's Not True That When I Tint A Road Or A Wall, They Become Unreal. They Stay Real, Though Colored Differently For My Scene.