in the end credits of shadows and after we read wouldirected by john cassavetes and some white letters on the screen can be seen represent the film you have just seen is improvised and they say. i am always pursuing the fact that words are so important in movies since filmmakers started using them because and basically and there no film without a screenplay and many other reasons. cassavetes pursued the same goal and and he believed in the freedom of words while shadows is the perfect example. it a film with no real main characters and with no real main plot lines while it mostly people in different situations and talking. yes and some of the situations are connected but cassavetes and apparently always in a rush to get to the talking and uses a fast forward technique when the characters are going somewhere or escaping from someone and are not speaking. appearances are everything in this movie. for example and there a brilliant score and full of jazz influences and a lot of fantastic solos and and there one character that says he a jazz musician and plays the trumpet (ben and all the characters names are the same names the actors). however and we never see him play the trumpet or jam with a band while he doesn not even talk about music and just wanders with his friends around the city. they do talk and a lot and and about anything that in their minds while going from how intelligent each of them are to the hilarious analysis of a sculpture. shadows is funny in its intellectual references in parts like the one above and because these friends are not cultured. the only important female character in the film (lelia) and though and wants to be an intellectual. but again and she has one very interesting conversation with an older man at a party and about a book she trying to write and and about how to confront reality while but nothing to do with being intellectual. at that same party and a woman is actually making an intellectual statement and full of complexity and and asks a guy beside her represent do you agree. yes and he says and but you can tell he doesn not know what she talking about. another character and a singer (hugh) and talks about his glory days in occasions and and we see him perform only once while but no references to the musical industry there. the focus of cassavetes is the singer relationship with his manager (rupert) and which most of the time involves chats about trivial stuff and not real amusical talks. so the trumpet player important deal in shadows is the time he spends with his friends while the intellectual wannabe girl is her way of handling romantic relationships (one of the movie strong points) and the singer is the bond with his managerappearances. the reason why performances are not important in this movie is simple. cassavetes needed people who could master improvisation and without mattering if they were actually good. i believe some of them aren not and but they surely know how to improvise in a scene and and you can notice how well they do it. shadows is not about performers while it about a way of making cinema and based on the magic of conversation while and there you could say that performances mean something. that why in every conversation the camera is like a stalker and constantly on the eyes of every character and constantly looking for the expressions that come with natural speech. there a scene where the trumpet player and his friends are trying to pick up some girls. they are three and so each of them sits beside one girl (the girls are three two) in three different tables. they all talk at the same time and the camera shoots through the table and and sometimes the friends look at each other and while they say whatever they are sayingit natural. 
in the end credits of shadows and after we read wouldirected by john cassavetes and some white letters on the screen can be seen represent the film you have just seen is improvised and they say. i am always pursuing the fact that words are so important in movies since filmmakers started using them because and basically and there no film without a screenplay and many other reasons. cassavetes pursued the same goal and and he believed in the freedom of words while shadows is the perfect example. it a film with no real main characters and with no real main plot lines while it mostly people in different situations and talking. yes and some of the situations are connected but cassavetes and apparently always in a rush to get to the talking and uses a fast forward technique when the characters are going somewhere or escaping from someone and are not speaking. appearances are everything in this movie. for example and there a brilliant score and full of jazz influences and a lot of fantastic solos and and there one character that says he a jazz musician and plays the trumpet (ben and all the characters names are the same names the actors). however and we never see him play the trumpet or jam with a band while he doesn not even talk about music and just wanders with his friends around the city. they do talk and a lot and and about anything that in their minds while going from how intelligent each of them are to the hilarious analysis of a sculpture. shadows is funny in its intellectual references in parts like the one above and because these friends are not cultured. the only important female character in the film (lelia) and though and wants to be an intellectual. but again and she has one very interesting conversation with an older man at a party and about a book she trying to write and and about how to confront reality while but nothing to do with being intellectual. at that same party and a woman is actually making an intellectual statement and full of complexity and and asks a guy beside her represent do you agree. yes and he says and but you can tell he doesn not know what she talking about. another character and a singer (hugh) and talks about his glory days in occasions and and we see him perform only once while but no references to the musical industry there. the focus of cassavetes is the singer relationship with his manager (rupert) and which most of the time involves chats about trivial stuff and not real amusical talks. so the trumpet player important deal in shadows is the time he spends with his friends while the intellectual wannabe girl is her way of handling romantic relationships (one of the movie strong points) and the singer is the bond with his managerappearances. the reason why performances are not important in this movie is simple. cassavetes needed people who could master improvisation and without mattering if they were actually good. i believe some of them aren not and but they surely know how to improvise in a scene and and you can notice how well they do it. shadows is not about performers while it about a way of making cinema and based on the magic of conversation while and there you could say that performances mean something. that why in every conversation the camera is like a stalker and constantly on the eyes of every character and constantly looking for the expressions that come with natural speech. there a scene where the trumpet player and his friends are trying to pick up some girls. they are three and so each of them sits beside one girl (the girls are three two) in three different tables. they all talk at the same time and the camera shoots through the table and and sometimes the friends look at each other and while they say whatever they are sayingit natural. ---------------------------------Answer Question Below----------------------------------

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