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Well.

Thank you all for coming.

What would you do?

You go through,
all of you, since we're out

in your film

this year.

So if there are any film

makers here, I would like.

The first thing that I want to do

is to advise

all film makers.

Tomorrow

to write

editorial,

telling what will happen,
what should happen to their films

that are

Because

here at The Motley Fool Map Crunch,

we know what problems can arise for us
and that

there are many films, beginning with D.W.

Griffith, Orson Welles, my dear,
and that are

hanging in the air
and nobody can do anything with them

because their film makers did not specify
what to do with their films.

At two in.

So that's number one.

Number two,

all of you.

This applies now to all of your key.

Double check your will

and see that you get it

straight that that at the

at these some

are these percentage of my money
that I still have

not just to keep the bank should go

to let you fill out that

debt that you that you are

business before and recognition.

So what you're also
just selling to advise.

So this has to do with your film
to do what you have to do.

Your what you ask your doctor

if you decide that you should be cremated

and it will be another look back
at the ashes.

Typical of what you get
if you get your debt

to your to be cremated.

That just don't mix them up a little

bit at the.

I remember that there are problems
with ashes to you

and I remember going to that photography

when I was there

and I don't know why, but ask said,

Do you have somewhere
you must have a virgin sport?

Or perhaps here
should be just photographs.

I don't envy that part of you

that I have these athletes right here

and these table grow together
and keep that up.

It's we've started throwing the pencil so

sort of subject and give us that

and and then

or it could be worth at least,

you know, for photographers

like Veronica, like somebody at

the somebody in a flea market to read one.

So and and the bullet
about your colleagues

you might give them a great Hollywood

excuse so I guess to be sucked

but so George Mitchell self
Fluxus was moderator

constructed
to the intellectual requirement

that truth
and then we'll start the instructions read

take that toward the Long Island

and scatter that and get a plan to coach

Atlanta coach further problem.

I'd like to mix them up with that.

You're at statutes of.

And then

and footnotes to these

uh Saint George

or region it was probably two eight year

and they have little George get great

I should uh

if I take some water from that plan
from there

where the ashes Quadra dropped

their rust cap through their ocean

and but take

some water in the flask, let little eight.

Yeah.

And put it in.

Do not reverse that.

Then I would be regaining some.

Maybe George, back to it. You may

not. That

is questionable that wrote me and New York
your statues

so I checked with this scientists at Yale

and the scientists said

what kind of fresh
you didn't read Not on the fight for again

there will be millions of atoms of chalk

that what you.

So that's what I did.

I took some poetic training.

And to draw that to it's great.

And then now

what?

This occasion

I'm thinking.

I'm thinking

if there are millions

of that excellent activity in your heart,

the most in their athletic culture,

in the sport of George

or anybody that you would scat,
two astronauts.

Yeah.

What an immense

what a imagine then

how why the how much much

why the rate

of the past the growth

of that visible.

George

well you got to John we young your body

or any of us

so on that note

but passing through you.

Oh thank you, John.

You know, it's been almost four years
now that I have been coming to see you.

And each time
I come getting wisdom like that

and just being enriched by it,
and not just from you,

but from the five other people
that I volunteer this time series

who were all above the age of 85,
and it was like having

five of the greatest teachers
that one could possibly imagine.

And I think the first time

I went to see you,
you gave me the writings of Saint Jerome,

who said that writers Improved
is the novel.

And we met through Greta Gerwig

and Madam Blavatsky
and and all the things.

And I think one of the most amusing lines
I read it

because that reminded me of
just now is that there was a

a newspaper, I guess, last year
that asked you in an interview.

They said if you could give any advice
to somebody who wanted to be a filmmaker,

what would it be?

And do you remember what you said?

And no, you're not myself that

get a camera.

And I thought.

That was the perfect journalistic wisdom.

I am a five year old

and I grew up on a farm
under very different evidence.

Yes, it's easy to me.

There is nothing that is really unclear.

And it's true.

Everything is real to you.

And not going to read that actually is.

So as we were planning on this
and I was going for the weekend,

I was reminded of an email
that you sent back about a month ago.

You sent it to a bunch of your friends

and at that time
you were just out of the hospital

and you are thinking about
what you'd been through.

And I I've been revisiting it lately and I

especially need it
after the events that Saturday.

You said as a byproduct of these last few
days, I gained an immense energy,

immense respect for the NYU Langone
Hospital team,

their devotion to their craft,
the care they give to their patients,

which translates into strengthening
my trust in the essential

goodness of humanity.

No, humanity is not yet lost.

It's only confused.

Yes, the bad news dominated all the media,
but there are unseen, invisible

millions of men and women who daily
perform invisible and essential human acts

that I firmly believe are moving
the human evolution along the lines

envisioned by the poet of eternity.

Yes. Really?

And I thought it

was such a beautiful thing
and gave me a lot of strength

as I was absorbing
the events of the last couple of days.

Due to the nature
of their current superhero face.

You're

how the information

and the media, how everything is

usually

there.

There are two aspects that dominate

all the media, all day people in solitude,

television networks, newspapers.

But they were

and corruptions so that the good that were

there, that the good ones that what person

for them reached that city,
what be destroyed.

You should resemble.

That one person that.

For if there is one person in this city,

this would be destroyed

not bad person is invisible.

Well, I want to ask you a little bit
more about this.

All of that noise,
all that noise surround it constantly.

And there's stuff just.

Since we're not here to talk about
unhappy stuff like the media

or that happy stuff, like, yeah,
I want to ask all that.

The technology itself is innocent.

We say it to the people who we are.

What you do with some of that stuff,
if you go into something.

I want to ask you
about what you wrote this

because you had been or you know, and I'm
wondering whether you were thinking

about your own possible
and how you were thinking about.

No, I did not think about my end of words.

Would that people around me where

I would dedicate it so some less

so, not
the people did what they were doing.

I'm talking about like hospitals.

And I did not think about death.

I never think about, yes,

I grew up next to cemeteries and you

want very old and what you write.

Yeah.

And dead
and you wish to bring and you should not.

But you to bury the great you gets

you got before to do that
you know all great

and there you all refuse to reject
that the you

and the difficult

your goal your come to our house
which was I did

and drink beer and wait for your novel

for us I've got

so I haven't got rich better clothes.

Well hope it's normal that people are well

and it's very normal

fodder and that you are ready
to grow up on your farm.

You get used,
do it to your animals to watch them both.

You know, you had to have three.

So it's five.

Nothing. Nothing. Especially

after this cycle, huh?

Do you think about your own?

No, not at all.

I never think.

Or what life at the of do it.

I do things
when you think that there you have

but that I accept this as a fact

it's something that is

I know it.

You know we all die.

It's normal.

Why think

about.

Do you have things that you want to

accomplish now. Yes.

No I'm kind of have project some bitch.

What you

rent.

I'm nothing but

like cheap.

It doesn't come to my mind

that I'm doing what I'm doing
because I want to feel that.

No, I'm doing because not like

to make them to make what I'm doing.

And I may never finish that.

I may finish that better.

Doing. I like doing

I like doing make things

them.

Some of them may never be finished that

I think if I give up, if you've done that,
you know

I'm what you several are going to shoot
that are very important project

but just what would requested was like

in that Like what Yeah

finishing

it maybe treatments maybe not

like the doctors read that

you got their last arguments
like the doctors is it

Do you know that you are very sick?

Yes, probably.

Yeah, I know.

I feel so. I don't Yeah.

Very sick.

And then what is very sick.

You know, one can.

No, no I can know that

next minute

like I know it won't be

the question

but that's it.

But that's, that's like

I lifted up every few then

I think I have my share.

9 to 5. That's, that's

the thanks to be
and they brought me to the

and for

I'm very happy

I'm lucky lucky

lucky.

We've talked a lot
about your angels over the years.

Do you think your angels plans for
you have changed

over the years?

You wouldn't know that I would be

that one. That

you know what that

that no, that had no doing
and a trust completely

an airport and the border
and the it that you got finished.

But that

they were bigger than me to finish it.

You think it's

and we want you to ensure that

I trust and your company

and that note that then actually if I.

I have experienced

so I know.

Well tell
me what it's like when you experience it.

You just know it It's just not it's fate.

It's fate.

And it's also

fate connected with the visitor

and all the lives of people
and all of their profits.

You see the US 3000.

It's not fear, Surkov, that our scripture
are prophecy that I just.

You want your daughter.

I trust them.

But trust all those ones.

And sure people

who knew so much more than that,
what then?

That's true. Everybody should get us.

And all of this time to give us

that.

I ended up in all the

clubs ready for that.

And you know, it comes for the vet, you
know, it's been, you know, it's coming.

You just have to contented yourself.

And that is the most difficult thing
to do,

to be completely open to unpredictable,

to, you know, Sure. So

sites and all this can not

really explain some that you're like that

but you know

and there are some hard sometimes

things happen in your life

that you want to talk about

even to friends

and there have been things

in my life

are so mysterious

and they have

pushed me to do that.

Actions that I can or should talk

about

it. Sure,

there are some for people that is

in Houston, I cannot talk.

I mean.

Do you find that as you get older, you get
there are things

that you haven't talked about that
you want to talk about?

No, I'm not.

It wouldn't be fair.

It would be a people there are

like cruel

or mysterious visitations

that are not that.

What can talk about.

It's personal. Totally. But

between me

and the end.

Now, do you think everybody has angels
and the guy back there in the room?

Yes, they are all out here.

We all the things you know,

some people see them and some don't
or some people recognize.

There are moments that they decide when

there are people
that some just thought it.

It may be they're going to be desperate to

make a little at and just to encourage.

And that happens.

But that is not take to talk about it.

Yeah, it's not

it's totally

fine.

Totally private.

Yeah. Do you share?

You can share it with the best.

You know, honesty.

You know,
I think to kind of put compassion,

I, I have not

once cried

that is that person I know if she's here

and I

thought that would describe
some of those experiences

and included in my comment
and one of my values.

But then I decided not to go.

I took that

that is one person who happens,

person like, my gosh,

so it's made out to the other

and it true to me. So

when you look back in your diaries
now, as you've been growing

up, your diaries from publication,

do you think that's a different person
than the person that you are now?

You would look back and say.

Yes, I think change I have changed

due to glass.

So there are lots of you know,
I think that

I think I keep changing.

We are all changing in fact be

anything that the step growth

I think that's a power is people

it's evidence is moving and you should not

try to stop you can right

you can guide what direction you want
you have

we have control.

We have some will feel

very free will.

We have given.

Do you feel that as you've gotten older,
you understand this free?

Well, better.

I mean, we have all of us we have that.

We have the circumstances of our lives
and we have our.

Understanding of people is is complex.

You must understand. Understand.

I use to understand

people.

They do when they used to be

that people are changing also
and they check everybody is changing.

Their whole society is changing.

So much, maybe fast.

And then I'm changing
so they are somewhere else.

I do not understand that

this society in general, it's very,
very difficult.

I don't know.

I'm very interested now.

In the past history
reading a lot before Richard,

before 12th century,
and it's something that helps you to help.

I did that.

You see that similar things would happen.

You then also from going
to do some of their petitions

that in a different way
we had the difference.

But something else and it's

so it's very

I, I admit

that I do not understand myself and that

and even less I understand that Society

USA better today

is what technically I do not

if you have.

To speaking on to different precious thing
but you said to me,

what's the one thing you didn't understand
was the level of boredom

that you're seeing in young.

People these days.

That is also complex

because some of their boredom

and maybe also even

maybe there is a purpose to it

and there is so much junk

floating around it sometimes maybe it's

good to

submerge oneself and to not think this

maybe that

for them.

It's it's a very interesting

subject to put

really big

subject.

And it's not packaging
it is nothing negative or

because

problem what it should be for it

what it's about kids

and it what is not

what for you since you

consent is not

what is not set up to what to balance

what you so once

boredom is like a defense maybe.

And I think you told me
you thought you could be productive

because it allows you to step back
and look at things.

Yes. Your life. Yes.

Yet you never bought

food? No, I have.

I don't think I had ever be
or any in my life, which isn't amazing.

It bothers me.

Some behaved, some people, some

that bothered is again,
you know something else?

It bothers you.

So you begin to think that it's

you thought like it.

You would like to escape.

You cannot escape.

You have to be there you company.

So you again that

it's part of you.

And you stay engaged

with the world in a very passionate way
and you have maintained

this sense of purpose and that's driven
you all this way.

It's a weakness of

that, that myself to be quiet

and to be myself,

to be

dictated like

a bitch.

Part of

what I believe that we should all

be had here.

One of the main reasons we had to be on
this planet

is to work without gate or

without friends together

to be useful, to help, to care.

So it's very difficult for me

to talk to, which you checked with.

I see that something has to be done,

but know what you is doing

and maybe and know that I can do it.

So I go and I do.

I get involved.

And so that's part of my weakness to I,

I cannot know.

That's like, no, it's not.

It's film culture
because you like this cinematic

create
your quality for is needed this needed.

I my friends want to show the films

and this space film and later

the films my feet protected from defeat
and they're going to be pretty sure

and they want to do it

or they don't have that urgency
and I have them.

I know what to do with each,
so I have to do it, you know?

But it doesn't. I know it has to get done.

Films must be is art.

Well, materials, I don't think films.

If you love films you picture
and you check everything around.

And so I'm like pretty

now on top this building

not using

what you for years you have to close your

I don't need to me.

Yeah I'm I'm come.

Back to be done because I know I can do it

and nobody else is doing that to.

But if you love cinema

you have you have to protect you.

So John is one of the great delights
of doing this project with you

and doing this book with you
is that I would do things.

I would look at you and see this sense
of purpose that I can see is keeping you

energetic and vital
at this period of time.

I do not think it's my

purpose.

I think it's part of

the picture and just part of that.

What humanity what to their whole film.

It's a world is all about.

It's like inseparable part, which is

for some reasonable to some reasonable.

So there is a need

and I see that need.

But most of the films that we saw,
it's looked at by purpose.

It's that it's only that I'm able to see.

And when I see that, I have to act.

Well, you are said you want to keep up.

You need Italian obligation to continue
the work of the poets and the troubadours

and scientists and the saints
who did everything to make the world more.

Yes, of course they did their work for us.

The world is their culture.

What? They're very beautiful.

What we have Beautiful
did not begin rip off.

It began long ago.

All those poets of fine movement singers.

And this.

And they devoted their life to it.

So how can we be great?

And we have to continue
with that important.

We have to continue.

So what I was going to say

before you step on my line was

one of the great delights of this
was seeing that you had this force

of driving you and then going
and looking at the research

and seeing that people
who have this sense of drives purpose

feel they have a reason to be doing
what they're doing just age

better than other people
and they have less depression,

they have less memory loss,
even when their brain cells develop

like the plaques and tangles of
Alzheimer's, they don't lose their memory.

So it was it was a beautiful thing.

Could just see things in your life
and going to the science and seeing,

Oh yeah, there's
scientific reasons for joining us.

For what.

They've got.

That's true.

But I'll tell you, there's one mystery
that they have not solved

that perhaps you can solve for us now.

And then we'll go to the questions
from the audience.

Yes. Yes.

And then I get this last question.

Explain why you are 27 years old.

You are very

light.

And I have noticed this.

This is from the nation,

but also from the front line

that is certain age like

27. That's the Netherlands.

They are

beginning to repeat.

We began to look back

to, oh, maybe they made a mistake.

Maybe they lose their

uncontrolled,

instantaneous, like, oh,

wait a minute, improvising like, okay,
you feel that

it's hard to talk to utter like,
could you go

through the exhibitions,

through the galleries?

And it's already with its soul at the 27,

it's a very Malevich average.

What you did

and few others

I did for the first time they did.

I don't care what you say,
I just do it now.

And it's a direct, you know,

that is so it's true.

That is 27 seven

And later you start the line

and you begin to reflect
30 considered there.

And he says
this is not going to show you what

Yeah, yeah, that's my 30.

So that's the shadow line from Joseph
Conrad.

Let's open it up to questions
from the audience.

What do you say? Yes.

Any question I ask.

Excellent question.

Yes, yes. Great job in law.

Write poetry.

Can you repeat footage?

Do you still write? Yes. Yes, I do.

Have you published anything you say?

Poetry, thoughts can be written

with a camera.

The restricted point
from the point of view of

what life is for.

But yes, I would say gender.

That that yes.

This one that did.

Do the angels larger movements.

But then you.

Do the angels watch your movies.

Let's not let us pass that question. Yes.

So you think everyone
should try their hand

at big artists, even people
that have artistic inclinations?

What's the second question?

Is the blog a better place?

And every time she says
this, everybody should trust

should everybody try to be an artist,
even if they don't have.

No, no, no, no.

Why? Why, Why do you want to be are not?

Is that why at one point, you know
so many other things

to do or what to do anything that is not

there are

is not done because what you do,
art is done

because one has no chance.

It just happens.

You have no chance.

You do it.

It has nothing to do with one.

You got a point.

All right.

So the what?

To be an artist
is sort of empty and mistake, but

that's okay.

Well, what are.

You going.

To do?

You try to.

It's better to just look like a fool.

He said when you make a film,

you try to explain the film
or you just make the film.

I guess make

and get about the explanation.

And that cannot explain

that.

Can you talk about that,
about your recollections of rights

of the three weapon?

And is that about what
rights of the dream weapon that you.

Posted at Filmmakers cinemas back in 1960.

Two? Yes.

Recollections of of right about then.

And I could write a book on that.

I don't go.

All the way to that.

Level.

The Geneva system.

Do you need is that you need my system I.

Unfortunately I do not

share.

Thank you.

Thank you.

Who did you enjoy working with the most?

Who did you enjoy working with? Most

everybody that I'd worked

with Joy.

No, not special preference.

Over in the back. Yes.

What is a recipe for happiness?

No, there is no destitute.

It's you.

You just.

It's a very complex subject.

Nobody knows what that produces

or anyone feels that on issues like that

and and how to get out of it,
it's your whole life.

You had to begin.

You had to begin

somewhere.

And then beginning.

It's your life's work

and it may be outward
change comes in two ways, either

in the way

it's given as grace.

You cannot you cannot really get it.

You cannot get to it either.

It's given you
that you listen to your energies,

then it's given to you relatively.

But what you from

fried foods?

I think that began what you

when I was six or seven

and when I had an illness, it hurt me as

I do not know what it was,

but I remember a village

that some people
were sitting around me and

talking like up

like that would be dead.

Like, Oh, this kid, he's

not going to live long.

And I heard that.

And I sat for, I think to myself,

Yes, yes, I, I have to show you, actually.

And maybe that's ruined my

life.

And began.

Yeah, right,

right.

And it's hard work.

Happiness is hard work

with not yourself in the others,

with people.

It's complex.

One thing it can.

Also be that you can go to a distance,

you can, you know, become in

one of those projects you

and you get.

And that is there are those cases of

there is that weight of

nobody does it these days

and so it's complex

also it's connected to it

or to you go to the Sufis you go to

and they happen it's just based on

on your next store

where you can buy every aspect of it.

Is that

just to be

happiness,

you have to go to other dimensions

and then it's something next.

Yeah, millions of people.

But you manage to

lead very simple lives.

No detentions no

they a reasonable me

maybe on being rich

and they're happy

and happiness is given to them

and that to be understanding.

John is also one of the great lessons
I got from you is that you said to me

once that you thought
that happiness was a normal state.

It was, yes.

Yes, I would say yes, that
of which happiness you take out in normal

circumstances.

It's all the stuff you pile on top of.

It's atoms.

Much of happiness in society.

So sleep for me

is inherited, you know, from your parents

how it lived with a drug it took for it.

And there is so much destruction that I

over eating

from what
chapters and certain aspects like

like cocaine, sex and know

various other aspects that

just can't get out of my state.

Okay. You had been so

that doesn't help.

I was lucky despite some I was lucky

and that that the things
that people ascribe to like

well you had a really bad
lot of puberty thrown up.

So if you're looking for good cat
you went through that

and that I could see that it was

necessary.

It was part of my development

and it made what I can without it.

That if that would be who I am,

I would not be here sitting here

talking to you, making my films. Right?

You're my boy. Yeah.

Sorry.

It's from first

rhetoric from you

that it was very happy
that I went through people

that I didn't meet

in the middle.

My grandparents are 85
and they're so afraid of death.

I was wondering. How

I think about

what.

Are they really that
most older people that age

that I've spent time with are afraid of,
not thought that they will

live longer than they want to,
when they wanted to live a little longer

than they want to live now.

Okay.

I don't know who

and how what that advice can get

that that really

some supreme

right you could rather other

than not to do that if it's actually

much to do bear

them to read Martin Buber or Kenneth

make your credit

I was just going to ask what are.

You reading now.
And what are you looking. For?

What are you reading now and what are you
looking forward to reading tomorrow?

I just finished it from c0c

zone in the

eighties

and the book and make your book

if you want to know like 16th century

and like this.

Like like I did like two pages.

Just from what happens in the plate.

You read the plate.

It's it's a site you

and it's not epic.

50 pages like the riots in Milan.

No for bread Bread riots

which are very much like those in Detroit

here of the black people at the same site

like this thing,
you know, and making resemblances.

That is so yes, that's the last book

I just didn't.

Can you repeat the author in the title?

But would you mind for me? Yes,

it was written in 19th century, but

it takes place in 16th century.

It's a classic Italian

struggle, ethnic conflict.

And it it.

50 years of plagues.

Inspired you to read it?

You know, I read it

in English,
but sometimes looked up some of it.

So it is simple, straight
kind of ghetto narrative.

And in it that no one can.

Yes. Yes.

What is your oldest memory?

Is the most remote memory.

You eat chocolate.

And their oldest may be a very funny one

when I grew up.

Get used to it.

It's funny
you quick buy nothing and sometimes

metal boxes in the market.

Besides those debates
aside, the money that you find

in the films
when you step on their beat. Yes.

And I remember that

at the court game that was the end.

But then once it left over mean

and that took that can and

and you ran to take them for you

and and then I was like

that was the first time

they potatoes that blew me

so adamant that I needed

leftover of Yeah I needed

that also the smell

and their color and the blooming potatoes

and the subtle subtle

smell of the lessons of

the potatoes.

You know what we think the lessons of the

roses.

Yes, Yes.

That this smell was

such a shock to that.

To me, my first memory,

I was two years old, but I was.

Still the alteration. Religion.

You. I do not.

I grew up in it.

And Protestants looking for Protestant

family survival.

It's not that way yet. That's your idea.

But it is not Catholic

bit that was my uncle

and I spent a lot of my life with.

My uncle is ethnic and there was nothing

but that.

He was the pastor, Protestant press

and. But I never went to a church, do I?

Did my friends spread

well, different age.

And so I went to cap

I went to to attend the Jewish day

and how some of my friends were Jewish.

And then my uncle

used to warn me not to do that

because if you're out there,
you know, Protestants

think that my my that to do

is not follow.

The Protestant religion is like,

what among all religions?

But then when I was like 1415,

I gravitated to that

to like what you to do?

If not,
who would you talk to, gravitate to?

Totally talk to

Asia.

Well.

Oh, I bet I just could not I never

I could never embrace organized religion.

So I fight more.

I spent time with. All

right.

Okay, so we have built

these churches, but

the ones that are also

not accepted by my students.

So it's,

you know, I am an outcast.

I somewhere else.

And I'm not with organized religion

and with that with the mystery
of what we are all about.

And what is of and

everything is all about that.

But nobody can put
their finger on is not stupid.

No profit, No,

it's all history.

And I like to be part of that before.

Well, since we are on this topic,
what do you think will happen to you

when you die.

Of second degree?

It's a small operation
and you can, you know, for seven years.

So it's a continuation.

So it's very normal transition.

What's the job?

That's why it's at least that's
what the mystery begins

when it's becoming inter interesting.

Very, very interesting to see that that,

you know, that gives what you

what's indicated by some of the rest
that you get to occasionally come from.

Again,

some of the old scriptures,

you know, it's there indications in it
that believe it all.

I believe it
much more than anything that it has to be

to have to develop century.

Well, I think we've come to the end.

We got past the end.

The mystery is after the end.

So we can continue and continue.

That will continue all the time.

And we can continue over a glass of wine.

I hope you'll all join us
through a glass of wine in the lobby.

Lots of books.

The sign of Jonas will start as well.

And thank you.

All. I can still get my

be so

maybe not tonight.