Day for Night

“Then here’s a movie by Alain Resnais that I saw when I was quite young, called Night and Fog. It’s a meditation on Auschwitz, which sounds quite heavy going, but I think it’s a portrait. It’s very still. And I just remember it being a very powerful sort of entry point into… early entry point for me into ideas about animism and about the density of memory and the past that exists in materiality.”

“Day for Night. François Truffaut, yes.”

“Two films, François Truffaut's Day for Night.”

“It's this is a really great cover for Day for Night.”

“This movie for me is perfect Truffaut made a movie that is so generous in spirit he divulged all of his Secrets he let you in on what The Process was there's a huge Montage in the middle of the film where they're setting up the day I think and the cranes are going up and the and the extras are getting into plays and this and the score is unbelievable it's also hard to find I'm like this I might frame it I'll take the DVD out but then I'll frame the Box...”

“Do you have Day for Night on Blu-ray? No, I have it on just regular.”

“Night and Fog. The film that, to me, in its most unflinching way describes the Third Reich, the Holocaust and the concentration camps. So you have to have strong nerves to go and watch this one.”