I have been thinking of a public television, with a relatively independent funding and some enlightened people working there. I suppose LTeLV was also made this way, wasn't it? However, if the BBC has degenerated to what we have seen recently, I don't think there is much hope. As for the plays: it's as risky as the movies, I am afraid. The directors deal with the texts very arbitrarily and after all, they are children of these awful times, too. And it can be quite a traumatic experience, too, as far as I have heard, in the latest Przybyszewska's staging, there are guillotined talking-heads of Robespierre and Saint-Just and some hard rock music. WTF. I'd be scared to go to the theater. I appreciate my mental health too much.
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Date: Thursday, 3 September 2009 20:58 (UTC)As for the plays: it's as risky as the movies, I am afraid. The directors deal with the texts very arbitrarily and after all, they are children of these awful times, too. And it can be quite a traumatic experience, too, as far as I have heard, in the latest Przybyszewska's staging, there are guillotined talking-heads of Robespierre and Saint-Just and some hard rock music. WTF. I'd be scared to go to the theater. I appreciate my mental health too much.