Jacq Firmin Vogelaar and Frans van de Staak
Johanneke van Slooten, 1983
The way the actors stand there is as important as the text they utter – everything must become equally important, and therefore meaningless, because then it dissolves into itself. The texts you hear in the film are no longer the texts you read, although just as many images can be associated with them. The text has disappeared in the film, has sunk into it. In combination with these film images, you can say that this text materially no longer exists.