Sherman's March (1986 film) Quotes

Sherman's March (1986 film) is a TV show that was first aired in 1970 . Sherman's March ended its run in 1970.

It features Ross McElwee as producer, and Ross McElwee as head of cinematography.

Each episode of Sherman's March (1986 film) is 155 minutes long.

Sherman's March (1986 film) Quotes

• (Unnamed) "I filmed, um, Dede washing her dog, and I filmed, um, Steve going to the music company where he used to work."
• (Ross's father) "There, now. How is that going to be useful?"
• (Unnamed) "In this film?"
• (Ross's father) "Just in any film."

• (Survivalist) "What we are basically involved in is isolationism, survival, and going back, if you will, to the movie "Little House on the Prairie," where the family is the dominant factor in our lives."

• (Winnie) "I've told you that for a very long time, I've believed that the only important things in life are linguistics and sex. So it's easy to see how one would get involved with a linguistics professor."

• (Unnamed) "Could you turn it off? This is important. This is not art, this is life."

• (Lydia) "I really get turned on about the Civil War. And I know it's been a hundred years, and I still don't think we were wrong. Only in that slavery should not be enforced. It should be a right. If you want to be a slave, be a slave. If you don't, fine."

• (Unnamed) "It seems I'm filming my life in order to have a life to film, like some primitive organism that somehow nourishes itself by devouring itself, growing as it diminishes."

• (Unnamed) "It's a little like looking into a mirror and trying to see what you look like when you're not really looking at your own reflection."

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