Cinema has never been saved by writers. We may have more of them now than ever before, but at the time there are more and stronger shoulders now to shrug them off. No. Words are not enough. Words need the backing of action, or there is no revolution. And the only action that counts is that which a film maker calls into play by snapping out his words of command in his own particular field of battle. If victory, and of many others like him, restore even a little of the dignity a great art form has lost, only them can we talk of having a revolution.