In My Case, The Body

In My Case, The Body Of Work Stands For Itself... I Think My Work Has Been Representative Of Me As A Man.

You Don't Have To Become Something That You Aren't To Become Better Than You Are.

I Was Fortunate Enough To Have Been Raised To A Certain Point Before I Got Into The Race Thing. I Had Other Views Of What A Human Is, So I Was Never Able To See Racism As The Big Question. Racism Was Horrendous, But There Were Other Aspects To Life.

My Father Was A Certain Kind Of Man - I Saw How He Treated My Mother And His Family And How He Treated Strangers. And I Vowed I Would Never Make A Film That Would Not Reflect Properly On My Father's Name.

To Simply Wake Up Every Morning A Better Person Than When I Went To Bed.