As Artists, We Like Night More Than

You Have To Know The Rules, Otherwise You Have No Tools To Communicate To The Audience, But To Keep It Fresh You Have To Break Some. I Don't Choose Genres As The Element, But The Material Itself Is The Element, Then I'll Decide What Genre I Need. That's Just How I Work.

In My Culture, There's A Tradition That When You're In An Overwhelming Situation And You Don't Know What To Do, You Put Yourself In A Woman's Shoes.

I Think, If Allowed, 3d Is A New Film Language. I Can Have More Adventure Exploring A New Media, That's Very Exciting. 2d We Know Most Of It, Things Haven't Changed For Decades; It's The Same Principles, So 3d's More Exciting.

For A Filmmaker, It's A Rare Chance To Do A Personal Film On A Big Canvas.

I Think Each Movie-making Process Is A Very Exhausting And Satisfying And Fulfilling Experience For Me.