Quote by Sydney Pollack
The very reasons sometimes that you make a film are the reasons for its failure.
Summary
This quote implies that the motivations and intentions behind creating a film can often lead to its downfall. What initially propels someone to make a film, such as personal interest, passion, or a desire to convey a specific message, can inadvertently blind them from recognizing potential flaws or limitations in their execution. This quote suggests that when these reasons overshadow a filmmaker's objectivity and result in a lack of critical evaluation, it can ultimately contribute to the failure of the film.
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Failure
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