All Of My Films Deal With The

Happy Endings Are Absolutely Ludicrous, They're Not True At All. We See The Guy Carry The Girl Across The Threshold And Everybody Lives Happily Ever After -- That's Bullshit. Three Weeks Later He's Beating Her Up And She's Suing For Divorce And He's Got Cancer.

I Never Knew What I Wanted, Except That It Was Something I Hadn't Seen Before.

Making A Movie Is Like Chipping Away At A Stone. You Take A Piece Off Here, You Take A Piece Off There And When You're Finished, You Have A Sculpture. You Know That There's Something In There, But You're Not Sure Exactly What It Is Until You Find It.

That Wasn't An Ending. It Was Just A Stopping Point.

Jazz Has Endured Because It Doesn't Have A Beginning Or An Ending. It's A Moment.