Richard Linklater
- A Method (Slacker, 1992)
Cinema should be a part of living-normal and natural. Live your cinema. For now: the process is more important than achievement. The questions are more valuable than the answers. The attempts are more admirable than successes.
Richard Linklater
- Bartender (Slacker, 1990)
Do some stuff. The urban landscape guerrilla graffiti art scene. The Soho photographer trudging through the sludge of Times Square, shooting from the hip, and catching the glimpses of all the garbage. Working the streets. Basically going to New York basically just to work the streets like everybody else there.
Richard Linklater
- Louis Mackey (Slacker, 1990)
That reminds me of an apprehension I saw in France in the early forties. They had finally found some known criminal and were interrogating him. Something to the effect of: It was you who did the job on the rue de Flandue. No, it wasn't me. She knew your name. It's someone who looks like me and has the same name. She recognized your clothes and hair. He looks like me, has the same name, clothes and hair. How long are we going to keep this up? To the very end.
