As For How Criticism Of Keats' Poetry

What I Have Learned From My Work Up To Now, Is To Try To Be Open, But Also Protect Myself By Not Letting The Good And The Evil Get Too Much Importance.

There's No Artist In This World That Doesn't Enjoy The Dream That If They Have Bad Reviews Now, The Story Of Keats Can Redeem Them, In Their Fantasy Or Imagination, In The Future. I Think Keats' Poem 'endymion' Is A Really Difficult Poem, And I'm Not Surprised That A Lot Of People Pulled It Apart In A Way.

I Would Love To See More Women Directors Because They Represent Half Of The Population And Gave Birth To The Whole World. Without Them The Rest [of The World] Are Not Getting To Know The Whole Story.

Women Today Are Dealing With Both Their Independence And Also The Fact That Their Lives Are Built Around Finding And Satisfying The Romantic Models We Grew Up With.

I Think The Whole Tension About Romanticism Is The Way It Builds And Builds, And The Moment It's Consummated, The Tension's Over.