Author of quotes: Yuri Korotkov

Each film must consist of at least three floors. The first floor is an action: who is going where, who killed who, someone who loved. The second floor is the social medium: why go, why killed for that love. And the third floor is what can be called a philosophy, it is beyond that. But the viewer depending on their experience intelligent, depending on your Luggage, their tastes - maybe a piece of the "pie" as much as you can. But you need to offer the whole gamut, all the possibilities. Auteur cinema is a third floor without the first two, it is hanging in the air. And most of the films that filled cinemas is the first floor, where also, who gets fucked and who gets killed, nothing else.

In order to achieve something, you have to step over people. First through itself. Then through the other.

Not a single coherent thought in his head. Only the red flash before my eyes. Only the Mat through clenched teeth along with your breath. And the hand of the clock on the wall if stuck. Buzzing legs like cast iron. His knees buckled themselves. Soft ballet shoes harness the foot, like sandpaper. The soul flies onward and upward, and the heavy body barely dragging behind...

You have been deceived. You are locked in a four mirror walls, and you think that ballet is the world that humanity is divided into those on stage and those in the hall.