Yes, Actually Ever Since I Saw His

It Isn't Easy To Accept That Suffering Can Also Be Beautiful... It's Difficult. It's Something You Can Only Understand If You Dig Deeply Into Yourself.

People Often Criticize My Films For Being Pessimistic; There Are Certainly Many Reasons For Being Pessimistic But I Don’t See My Films That Way. They’re Founded In The Belief That Revolution Doesn’t Belong On The Cinema Screen But Outside In The World. Never Mind If A Film Ends Pessimistically But Exposes Certain Mechanisms Clearly Enough To Show People How They Work And The Ultimate Effect Is Not Pessimistic. My Goal Is To Reveal Such Mechanisms In A Way That Makes People Realize The Necessity Of Changing Their Own Reality.

So Certainly, If We Can Tell Evil Stories To Make People Sick, We Can Also Tell Good Myths That Make Them Well.

Since I'm Not A Second Marx Or Freud Who Can Offer People Alternatives, I Have To Let Them Keep Their Own Wrong Feelings. And I Don't Believe That Melodramatic Feelings Are Laughable-they Should Be Taken Absolutely Seriously.

Better A Street-sweeper In Mexico Than A Filmmaker In Germany!