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I can't stand violence
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towards
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the most feeble.
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In that, I can't say I agree
with the movie.
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So why did I do it?
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It is some kind of professionnal
deformation.
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It's like a lawyer who defends
a murderer.
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Why defending a murderer?
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Because it is his job.
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Sometimes he even saves him.
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It's the same feeling when
we do a movie.
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We have to believe in it.
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Otherwise, we'd better clock in
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or work in a townhall!
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It's the kind of work
you have to like.
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Otherwise, don't do it.
You can, but you shouldn't.
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I consider this movie to be
a denunciation, on several levels.
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The very fact that it was attacked
in Columbuia
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in a way,
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shows that there is a denunciation
within these images.
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Seeing these Westerners
doing what they do
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for speculative reasons,
:29:23
to get a cinematographical scoop,
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is itself a denunciation.
:29:28
Back then,
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I was told,
so I'm not sure of it,
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that certain people
:29:37
organized Indian hunts.
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Just like they were hunt pheasants.
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Somehow, this movie
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raised some questionings,
that are still current,
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in search of the truth.
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Because of this, I don't think
one can see this movie as