Quote by Dario Argento

When I was five. That's when I started to love film.

When I was five. That's when I started to love film.

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This quote suggests that the person developed a love for film at a very young age, specifically when they were five years old. It implies that their interest in film began early in life, possibly through exposure to movies or experiencing a particular film that sparked their passion. The quote indicates that the love for film has been present since childhood, shaping their interests and potentially influencing their future endeavors in the world of cinema.

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