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It's A Mistake And Misconception To Think That One Has To State Everything Clearly And Simply For The Audience To Be Able To Follow The Character, And This Is What Is Bringing American Cinema Down From Its Position In The Classic Golden Period. There's This Misapprehension That The Audience Is Not Smart.

Whether We Like It Or Not, The Modernity Is Something That Comes From Western Countries, And When The Modernity Comes To The Eastern Countries, Although They Feel Like They Really Need It, At The Same Time It Shakes The Very Fundament Of The Culture - There Is Always This Challenge Between The Two.

Classical Tragedy Was The War Between Good And Evil. We Wanted Evil To Be Defeated And Good To Be Victorious. But The Battle In Modern Tragedy Is Between Good And Good. And No Matter Which Side Wins, We'll Still Be Heartbroken.

Often Times, Music Is Used To Evoke An Emotion And It's Become A Cliche, So I Don't Want To Do That, And Actually What I Do, Is That Emotional Intensity That Has Developed Throughout The Film, I Allow It To Get Released By Having That Music At The End With The Credits.

Is There One Specific Source That Determines Correct Morality And Everybody Should Follow That? Or Should Individuals Come Up With Following That Source Or Not Depending On Their Situation?