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Let’s Look at her own words... Her Documentary Film.

1-) “ Film art is images and movement. The moving as a picture and the sound of the real atmosphere gives you the expression you want to give. But not conversations or descriptions. I could do theater if I wanted to talk, but it wasn't a movie, I never thought about doing it.
2-) What sets film apart from the other arts? First and foremost, it is a moving image, which means that the basic elements are image and movement, inseparable, that is, the film can be art if it consists only of these two elements.

3-) I had to think hard how I coulf shape the 26 mile race into a few short minutes that would be exciting and interesting. I soon realised I could not achieve this just by filming the race step by step. Instead, I’d have to try to show the feelings, the mental state of the marathon runners and I thought I coule best express that by showing the exhaustiob in their faces. How their legs were like lead the did not collapse but kept going by sheer willpower. Willpower can not be shown visually but can be indicated by music. If you listen, you will hear the music seeming to drive the runners on. The music expresses the will not to collapse but to reach the stadium, the camera looks down the torso, as we'd practised it to the tired legs almost sticking to the asphalt and this difference , this portrayal maybe raised the film above the level of ordinary reportage

4-) I think the filmed theater is a style conflict. The film is a different art.

I'm curious to see if more of you prefer the more nature-oriented eco-tourism or the more human centered urban tourism. I personally prefer urban tourism because I find people and their cultures fascinating, and what better way to see that than in cities and monuments? I like eco-tourism as well for the sheer beauty of nature, but if I had a choice I'd still choose the city.