Anytime There's An Actual Grassroots Movement That

I Have A Picture Of A Rainy Paris Street Scene Which I Bought When I Was 33 And On My First Trip To Paris. I Go Past It When I Go Upstairs Every Night And It Reminds Me Of That Trip And Makes Me Happy

They Say I Was A Bad Batman, That It Was My Fault, That I Buried The Franchise. But The Truth Is, It Was A Big Project. I Was Pretty Intimidated In That World. I Did The Best I Could In The Situation I Was Given.

I'm Interested In Making Films That Ask Questions And Don't Particularly Provide Answers.

As Time Goes On And You Become More Comfortable In Your Career Path, And Things Are Starting To Make Sense, And It's Not Just About Work, You Find That You're Able To Focus On Other Things And Other People.

The Script For This Film Was Written 52 Years Ago By Edward R. Murrow, Who Taught Us Many Valuable Lessons About Responsibility And Always, Always Questioned Authority, Because Without It Authority Often Goes Unchecked.