movie death

Alexanne 2022-03-25 09:01:23

I am a person who is very interested in art, and I have seen a lot of movies since I was a child. ...It's hard to play the director, despite my confidence and the respect they gave me, the hospitality they gave me...Before this, no one would have followed me to do these things because I was poor. But I pretend to be a celebrity and they will do what I say. But I left their house and I went back to the old me, it was night and when I took the money I realized I was still the old Sabjian... desperate little pocket money so he could go back to desolate home...I realize I'm still the same poor guy back in his social class alone. So, I would go to bed, and when I woke up, and I wanted to go there and do something for them, I wanted to go back even though it was really hard for me. Because of my passion for movies, and most importantly, because they respected me and supported me, I did get caught up in it. It encouraged me to work better, to be there, and even feel like I'm a real director, I'm a real Makmapaf, I feel like I'm a real director, it's really him...pretending to be a director is itself a show. ...

Alexandrine 2022-04-22 07:01:55

"To me, 'Close Up' is about the power of love. When someone loves something so intensely - in this case, a movie - he can be astonishingly brave. A family telling such a flamboyant lie, Sabzian turned himself into a real artist. When I came to the family to set the scene for Sabzian's arrest, he told one of the family's sons that in fact , he didn't deceive them. In the end, he kept his word and brought him the film crew. The family was made into the movie anyway. Are we the crew of Sabuccian's dreams? I'm dumbfounded. Sa What Buchian said to the Ahankach family may be part of his fantasy, but in a way he was right because the family ended up playing a version of themselves in "Close Up" . Movies have the magical power to fulfill our desire to be others."