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Written by chris d.
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Tuesday, 30 September 2008 |
Shooting ad-lib the self-indulgent point of pain didn’t know it was a farce or that the Eskimo standing by couldn’t recognize the party girl few of them wanted to see.
My western was crazy, like Johnny Guitar, dirty hipster with a guitar on his back and a penchant for cannabis, dressed in cowboy brown intensely invisible in a Godard dimension.
I want to make a movie I want to make a movie M-O-V-I-E the massacre in one man’s unsophisticated burning hell. It’s very popular now; the umbilical cord will be effective because we will not fake it; we shall not fake the human target or the sky dragging the corpse or the Chinese gun; the moaning of sexual tension between the two women, putting the posse in black, the murder weekend is corrosive and irresistible skepticism handsomely portrayed.
It is also something more… It is the unpublishable mind incubator, the smoke puppet, the roughneck manipulation, and the shot fired fear.
copyright, © 1989, 2009 Chris Desjardins pka Chris D. composed circa 1975-78; originally published in DOUBLE SNAKE BOURBON, reprinted in A MINUTE TO PRAY, A SECOND TO DIE . A MINUTE TO PRAY, A SECOND TO DIE is an epic, career-spanning anthology of Chris D.'s writings, published by New Texture. Buy it here .
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