Author of quotes: Walter Benjamin

The strange alienation of the actor before the camera described here are akin to a strange feeling experienced by a person when looking at his reflection in the mirror.

The only way to know man - it's hopeless to love him.

Noticed that people walk down the street maneuvering. This is a natural consequence of the overcrowding of the narrow sidewalks, such as narrow sidewalks can be seen except sometimes in Naples. These sidewalks give Moscow something from a provincial town, or rather the character of an improvised metropolis, whose role it fell quite suddenly.

Something about the image of Moscow. In the early days I almost totally absorbed with difficulty getting used to walking on a completely icy streets. I have to stare at his feet, what little I can look around.

For me, Moscow is now a fortress...

Cinema is the most developed imperialist tool to control the masses.

Loneliness is when those you love are happy without you.

Because nature, facing the camera is not that nature, that addressed to the eye; the difference, primarily in the fact that the place of the space mastered by the human consciousness, is the space created unconscious.