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 1 1|   documentary film, of bringing reality, distant in space and time,
 2 1|       sees and hears a sense of reality, but of a reality seen through
 3 1|      sense of reality, but of a reality seen through the eyes of
 4 1| necessary.~With this spirit the reality reproduced by the film is
 5 1|      that he does not reproduce reality in a mechanical way, nor
 6 1| changing it or removing it from reality. An excellent example can
 7 1|         reasoning, his sense of reality, and the guidance of his
 8 1|       form that it is taken for reality by minds which are weak
 9 1|        indeed, which leads from reality to illusion, ought then
10 1|      lead back from illusion to reality with the same gentleness
11 1|        attracts man, wearied by reality, and plunges him for a short
12 1|       renewed, to the bustle of reality, the reality he is used
13 1|      the bustle of reality, the reality he is used to, in which
14 1|        an ideal duty. It is, in reality, decadence and degradation;
15 2|        all possible fidelity at reality in its goodness and beauty,
16 3|       below. Thus it will be in reality, if it is allowed to be