
“Hurt Into Poetry: On Poetry and Greece”By Stephanos Papadopoulos
"Why does dramaturgy have to be smooth, why is there no crisis in acting! Actors still play cute like orphaned babies in a crib wanting parents to adopt them. This gurgling, dribbling and crooning! (...) Then the actors travel to the USA in the summer, and in loft workshops they learn how to let it all hang out, instead of going to a Swiss clinic to have their facial muscles severed."
- Harun Farocki, Filmkritik

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