I'vealwaysconsideredcinemaforemostas a toolforstorytelling.
私は常に、映画はストーリーを語るための道具だと考えてきた。
Although I'veneverthoughtitconceivablethatcinemacouldeverjusttellstories.
でも、映画が物語を語るだけのものだなんて、考えたこともなかった。
Filmsareforgedinthemindsofartistsmindsoverflowingwith a lifetimeofexperiences.
映画は、生涯の経験で溢れる芸術家たちの心の中で鍛え上げられる。
Andit's eachoftheseexperienceswhichplaystheroleofinfluencertoeverycreativefilmicdecision, cinematicthoughtisinessence, anexplorationofoneselffromwhattheartistconsiderslife's mostimperativequestionstowhatisdeemed a moralact, thiselementalhumanimportresultsincinemabeingeither a meanstobetterunderstandtheworldinwhichweliveorsomethingsopersonalthatitcouldonlybetheabstractionofartthatcouldofferanysemblanceofanexplanation.
Thetrueartoffilmmakingistotransposeitfrommerestorytellingto a catharticinstrumentformankind a mannerwhereinfor a briefmoment, it's theimpressionofreallifewhichmakesrealityandallitsnuancesmakesense.
Soforgivemefornotgoinghometohave a goodnight's rest.
だから、家に帰ってゆっくり休まなかったことを許してほしい。
Butperhapsthegreatestwaytowieldcinemaisas a synthesistousestoriesofhighpersonaldramatopresentthemas a reflectionoftheissuesthatpervadeallofhumanity, a fusionofthepersonalwiththeuniversalandthisistheperfectencapsulationofthecinemaofDannyVilNev.
I likewhenthestoriescanhave, wecanrelatetothestoriesfromanintimatepointofviewlikethisandthatthisstorycanbeaboutpoliticsfrom a sosopoliticspointofview, butstillyouyourelatetothestoryfromwithintimacyandthatit's alwaysthebeststory.
What I believetobethestrengthofVnu's moviesistheabilitytocontrolinformation, regulatingwhattheaudienceseesistheroleofanyfilmmakerfromdecidingwhichsubjectwillbethefocustoliterallyguidingoureyesthroughframing.
I thinkthemostimportantthingincinemaistouhtosuggestandnottoshowforVilleneuve, theideologybehindfilmmakingcanbesummarizedunderwhatinformationwereceiveandhowwereceiveit.
ヴィルヌーヴにとって、映画で最も重要なことは、見せることではなく、示唆することだと思う。
AndforVilleneuve, it's throughsuggestion, a methodofstorytellingtouseaslittlevisualinformationaspossibletosayasmuchasyoupossiblycanbecausesometimesthesmallestpiecescansaymorethanthecompletepictureevercould.
No, theeffectofthisissmallbutimportantwhenweseesceneswherethecameraisimmobile, we'remorelikelytotakethesceneatfacevaluebecauseit's beingpresentedtousasflatlyaspossible.