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"Three years ago I left a roll of unexposed Kodak Double-X, which had started-out in England, in a house in Greece. When I went back the following year it was still there, so I took it to France, where it was finally used.
So it seemed momentarily as if the film was trying to escape, hence the title. The film was eventually shot in an hour, on a beautiful afternoon in the mountains with sun, wind, trees of one size and another, and a table with holes in it."