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Never say never. He does it I think for three reasons: (a) He loves geometry and classical perspective, (b) He likes the camera to be a storyteller who's 'in on' the story, a presenter, and often the camera is like a voyeur, a comedian, who leaves enough 'space' for the viewer to get the ironies and comedies ... like in 'Rope', (c) He's got a mystical bent and likes that Jungian 'mandala towards the centre and omnipresence' thing.
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