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Both renowned film critics, husband and wife Andrew Sarris and Molly Haskell each, at one time, was the film critic at The Village Voice.
"Molly Haskell: "Diabolique" was the first French film I ever saw. First of all, it was set in this girls' school and I went to a girls' school and you had Simone Signoret and Véra Clouzot sulking around having some sort of strange relationship... it sort of vaguely reminded me of some of the teachers in the girls school. And, then, the bathtub scene, which was the most terrifying, even after seeing "Psycho" or everything else, when you think someone's dead and then they rise. When Paul Meurisse rose, and I screamed, everyone in the audience screamed. I knew then, if I hadn't known before, that the totally convulsive affect of the immediacy of movies."
"Stanley Kauffmann: The one common factor that everyone has, whether he's a peasant in Bolivia or the Pope in the Vatican, is that in some way film has touched him. In some way."
