review_text: Um trecho interressante de uma entrevista do Carax sobre o filme: "Holy Motors" charts the course of one "actor" (frequent Carax collaborator Denis Lavant, in a jaw-dropping series of performances, including a continuation of a character the two developed for the omnibus film "Tokyo") who inhabits many different roles in a single night in Paris. But don't tell Carax that the movie is about filmmaking -- a notion he disagrees with. "It's not about cinema," Carax grumbled. "The language of the film is cinema. I see it as a kind of science fiction with more fiction than science. It's a world not too far from our world but where it could seem, in one day, to tell the experience of being alive and in this world." Carax later elaborated on the sensation he was going for: "In one day, if [the film] succeeds, you're supposed to see all the feelings and emotions you're supposed to experience in a lifetime."
review_text_processed: um trecho interressante de uma entrevista do carax sobre o filme: "holy motors" charts the course of one "actor" (frequent carax collaborator denis lavant, in a jaw-dropping series of performances, including a continuation of a character the two developed for the omnibus film "tokyo") who inhabits many different roles in a single night in paris. but don't tell carax that the movie is about filmmaking -- a notion he disagrees with. "it's not about cinema," carax grumbled. "the language of the film is cinema. i see it as a kind of science fiction with more fiction than science. it's a world not too far from our world but where it could seem, in one day, to tell the experience of being alive and in this world." carax later elaborated on the sensation he was going for: "in one day, if [the film] succeeds, you're supposed to see all the feelings and emotions you're supposed to experience in a lifetime."