The fourth element was a video piece dedicated to Fernand Leger called, Dedication to Fernand Leger. In 1933 Fernand Leger wrote that he was dreaming about a film 24 hours long in which you could see the life of a family, any family. I think what he meant though it would be filmed non-stop maybe from, you know, midnight to midnight. I was considering that but I thought that there must be more interesting family situation which I have done and did not have anymore because Oona is in one place, Sebastian in another place, that's, its boring. I would just let camera run on my books what, so I decided to pull out, make from my past. When I just got my video camera first, that was in the fall of '87, and I began pulling out material that family, only family, material that had to do with my family life. And I dealt... pulled more or less used material from six or seven years. So that, ideally it, in Paris it was shown on one monitor so every week they kept, went to the next two hours, but that is not my... I thought that they would be able to do it on 12 monitors such that there would be two hours, two hours, two hours, so then you can take for a five minutes watch, the year 1987, then you can jump to year 1994 and see how that's changed, its become much more interesting to follow and you are free to go on or just sit and go through them all. That is how it's playing now in Vilnius, on 12 monitors in Lithuania and that will be also recreated that way in Caen, France in Normandy, in end of November. That's the fourth element.
The fifth element was my videos, they showed on DVD of my new film, work which is now I think practically the same...in the same order, but will be showing at the New York film festival this fall. My travels and, material, which I feel already in, between '66 and '80, but I never touched it. It could not fit in any other film without just stood out like a lump that did not belong when it came in with the rest of the material. I have a lot more material of that kind, that will keep me busy for some time. So those were at my Paris show.
