I Think It's The Tragedy Of Our

It Is Very Easy To Make Clear What You Want A Film To Say, But I Did Not Wish To Engage In Overt Propaganda, Even For The Right Cause. I Wanted To Create An Experience Through The Films, Something Where People Could Have The Freedom Of Their Own Response To Them.

It's Not Just The Effect Of Technology On The Environment, On Religion, On The Economic Structure, On Society, On Politics, Etc. It's That Everything Now Exists In Technology To The Point Where Technology Is The New And Comprehensive Host Of Nature Of Life.

So, Not For Lack Of Love Of Language, But Because I Feel Our Language Is In An Enormous State Of Humiliation, I Decided To Make Films Without Words.

What I’m Trying To Show Is That The Main Event Today Is Not Seen By Those Of Us That Are Living It… So It’s Not The Effect Of [technology], It Is That Everything Exists With-in [its Milieu]. It's Not That We Use Technology, We Live Technology. Technology Has Become As Ubiquitous As The Air We Breathe, So We Are No Longer Conscious Of Its Presence.

I Think It's The Tragedy Of Our Time That We're Not Aware Of The Affect Of The Manner In Which We've Adopted Tools. Those Tools Have Become Who We Are.