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James Gray criticizes AI and cinema's longevity
American director James Gray stated at the Locarno Film Festival that true cinema is not measured by its modernity, but by its ability to genuinely and beautifully reach the emotions and ideas. He rejected the idea of constantly striving to create something "new" as a marketing fad, clarifying that his most important works are yet to come and that his peak creativity is still ahead, as he believes his best films have not been made yet. Gray considers a director’s identity to be reflected in their artistic signature, which naturally permeates each film, dismissing the notion that artificial intelligence could replicate this, and emphasizing that technology holds little value in the creative process. On the other hand, he highlighted the importance of balancing art and audience, asserting that cinema lost something vital when "high art" became separated from popular entertainment. Gray believes his success did not come quickly but accumulated over time, and that his best works are still in progress. He expressed optimism that cinema still has a bright future and that he will continue striving to produce films that reflect genuine human honesty and beauty.
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