[INGMAR BERGMAN:] I've often portrayed nightmares in my films. But this is a nightmare of a different sort. I have to escape this nightmare. I must return to where I came from. I've often portrayed hopelessness in my films. But this is a hopelessness of a different sort. I must escape here and return home. This Hollywood is not a place, it's a sensibility, a sensibility at complete odds with my sensibility. I've often portrayed loss of identity in my films, but I've never felt that loss of identity myself. I must escape. They admire what I represent too much to cause me any bodily harm if I try to escape. Still, I don't even know what escape means when the place you are escaping from is more of an idea than a physical location. Escape is too logical of a concept. Perhaps if I go downstairs without being seen and just continue walking, escape may come as quickly as this form of imprisonment has come.Teksty umieszczone na naszej stronie są własnością wytwórni, wykonawców, osób mających do nich prawa.
