Senses of Cinema

I don't wanna say the word accept, but, but challenge themselves to watch within film.

Well, I, I think, uh, uh, Salvador Carrasco summarized it very well in his Senses of Cinema, uh, essay on, on The Painted Bird-

Yes

... uh, where he writes, "The actual violence on screen is lesser in quantity and level of graphic detail than in wildly popular movies where violence is idealized to the point of fetishistic absurdity.

Mm.

In an article, "Senses of Cinema," Max Ducane wrote, "Campbell was alive and conscious for up to 45 minutes afterwards, and reportedly was in a happy, almost euphoric state." Oh, my God.

So art imitating life in the most bizarre way possible.

But-