Fate Is Written In The

Nothing Is More Honest Than A Dream.

I’m Just A Storyteller, And The Cinema Happens To Be My Medium. I Like It Because It Recreates Life In Movement, Enlarges It, Enhances It, Distills It. For Me, It’s Far Closer To The Miraculous Creation Of Life Than, Say, A Painting Or Music Or Even Literature. It’s Not Just An Art Form; It’s Actually A New Form Of Life, With Its Own Rhythms, Cadences, Perspectives And Transparencies. It’s My Way Of Telling A Story.

I Don't Believe In Total Freedom For The Artist. Left On His Own, Free To Do Anything He Likes, The Artist Ends Up Doing Nothing At All. If There's One Thing That's Dangerous For An Artist, It's Precisely This Question Of Total Freedom, Waiting For Inspiration And All The Rest Of It.

Talking About Dreams Is Like Talking About Movies, Since The Cinema Uses The Language Of Dreams; Years Can Pass In A Second And You Can Hop From One Place To Another. It's A Language Made Of Image. And In The Real Cinema, Every Object And Every Light Means Something, As In A Dream.

I Always Direct The Same Film. I Can't Distinguish One From The Other.