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Commenting this first page, chiefly as an hmmage to Ken Russell. I’m with you, films will become another thing, they never will be again ehat we were used to. Probably this is the right thing, they must reflect the time in which they are made. But the little, simple things we feel at each one will never be repeated, and this is lost for ever. It is another exemple of the infinity of nature. Like says the song, “we’ll have this moment forever, but never, necver again”. Congratulations for your ideas, you make films a new thing. I remember Frank Sinatra in “Some Came Running”. You make us run again. Long live to the memory of Ken Russell!