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Quote by Luis Buñuel
La liberté totale n'existe pas.
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The statement says that no person has unlimited freedom. Every choice has some boundary, condition, or consequence, so freedom is never complete or without limits. It presents total freedom as an idea that does not exist in real life.
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- Institut national de l'audiovisuel (INA), 1960 interview
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- Official Statement
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