To have a philosophy is to know how to love. And …
Cassavetes on Cassavetes
by
Ray Carney
(film-criticism)
Cassavetes, J. (2001). Cassavetes on Cassavetes. Faber & Faber.
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to really analyze love
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whatever you do, don’t laugh
To Rowlands: Make them laugh. Do anything you can…
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go to all the places you’re uncomfortable in
A young man shouldn’t worry about being suckled, …
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characters stopping to feel sorry for themselves
In Cassavetes’ view, melodrama was the opposite o…
p.476
enjoys only the emotional novelty of a new situat…
Robert Harmon, on the other hand, has intentional…
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Introduction: A Life in Art
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Beginnings (1929–56)
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Shadows and Johnny Staccato (1957–9)
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Too Late Blues and A Child Is Waiting (1960–62)
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Faces (1963–8)
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Husbands (1969–70)
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Minnie and Moskowitz (1971)
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A Woman Under the Influence (1972–4)
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The Killing of a Chinese Bookie (1975)
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Opening Night (1976–7)
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Gloria (1978–80)
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Love Streams (1981–4)
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