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Woody SpeaksWoody Allen, considered one of the geniuses of world cinema, is releasing his thirty-second film in 32 years here in Moscow. Allen granted the eXile a rare and exclusive telephone interview. eXile: Thank you, Mr. Allen for talking to us. Allen: Yeah, well, it's not as if I'm the burning bush or something. (laughs) eXile: (laughs) Yeah. So, how does it feel to - Allen: (laughs) What? eXile: What? No, I was just- (laughs) Allen: (laughs) eXile: (laughs) No but anyway, I wanted to congratulate you- Allen: -the burning bush. I- eXile: What? Allen: (laughs) eXile: Oh, burning bush. (laughs) Allen: What's it like over there in Russia now? When I first grew interested in film- eXile: I think there's an echo. Allen: -Eisenshtein and Tarkov-. What? eXile: (laughs) Allen: ...didactic- (laughs) Oh! eXile: What did you say about Tarkovsky? Allen: Yeah, I hear the echo. Maybe you- eXile: (laughs) Allen: What's funny? Oh, the echo. (laughs) What? Ah, about Tarkovsky... eXile: I wasn't -sorry, there's just an echo. Allen: -Bergman's films too. Huh? eXile: (laughs) No, I haven't eaten yet. Allen: "Wild Strawberries" was a turning point in my-... What? eXile: (laughs) Allen: Why are you laughing? I said "Bergman"-, not burning. eXile: -Thank you Mr. Allen. Oh! (laughs) Allen: -New York Knicks game. eXile: Goodbye! (laughs) Allen: ...during time-outs I used to read Kafka- eXile: Wow.
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