ay H a sentence of Robert McKee (Story ) that I love. I have to go look because I retained the feeling instead of words, weird right? I remember well the effect of reading it, to recover a statement, a habit that was taken for lost.
After reviewing the text, highlighted by a sharp greenish yellow, I discovered that the sentences were two, a couple of pieces not far from each other. The first aphoristic, philosophically accurate. The second focused on the job, with a strong aphoristic: resolute, which allows the combination of words (without waste) adhere to the walls of our own consciousness and is difficult, once read, discard them.
Copy the first. The other will be for a film critic chasing me (I have to get me overhead) and I definitely see the need to write: "We (as viewers or readers) Do Not wish to escape life But to find life, to use Our Minds in fresh, experimental Ways, to flex Our emotions to enjoy, to learn, to add depth to Our Days "
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