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Film Is An Editor's Medium. You Can Create Very Good Raw Material And They Can Make It Horrible, Or You Can Do Not So Well And They Can Make It Beautiful. You Don't Really Know.

Truth Is, Generally I Like Film Festivals; Somewhere At Some Level There's An Exchange Of Ideas.

I Have Some Sort Of Affinity For Compulsive Behavior. The Most Interesting Stories Come Up From The People On The Outside. They Don't Waste Energy Marching To The Same Drummer Most Of Us Do. It Gives Us An Opportunity To Look At Things In A Different Way, Which Is The Purest Thing Cinema Can Do.

When I Was A Kid I Was Very Interested In The Idea Of The Will, Finding Out What You're Capable Of. I Liked Those Kind Of Challenges.

I'm An Optimist. I Hope If A Movie's Good That It Will Be A Success, But That's Not Always True, Just Because Of Popular Taste Or Any Other Reasons. When Something Doesn't Do Better Than It Deserves To In Your Mind, It's Pretty Transparent - You Usually Know Why. Is That A Comfort? Yes, Because It's Logical. Does It Make You Happy? No, Because If You Think A Movie Is Beautiful Or Interesting, You Want To Share It. Sometimes You Make Very Interesting Movies That Aren't Meant For Everybody. But This Is A Capitalist Society, So Everything Conspires To Put Value On Whether It Sells Or Not.