At The Time When Talk Of War,

We Always Have The Movies That Are More Toward Real Life, But They Don't Have That Much Drama Or Suspense, Or We Have The Full Of Drama Or Suspense, But They're Far Away From Real Life. Always When I Was Watching A Film, Films With Good Drama, I Was Thinking, "i Wish They Were More Close To Real Life." But When I Was Watching Real Life Films I Was Thinking, "well I Wish It Had More Drama." I've Tried, In The Movies That I Worked So Far, To Get These Two Things Closer And Closer To Each Other.

I Always Feel That A Viewer Has An Expectation About Every Moment Of The Film And Where It's Going, So If I Act Against That, I've Created A Twist. In Fact It Becomes A Kind Of Game With The Expectations Of The Viewer. This Is The Superficial Appearance. In The Layer Beneath There Is A Hidden Theme. The Result Of Each Twist Is That The Judgment Of The Audience Member Is Challenged.

These Days, More Than Any Other Time, We Are Worried About Our Personal Life, Our Private Life. When We Talk About Our Private Life, It Means Our Home, Our Body Even. It Seems That When We Want To Have Calmness In This World, We Make A Wall Around Us. This Gives Us A Very Calm Environment, And When We Feel That Somebody Is Intruding Into That, It Makes Us Very Angry And We Feel We Have To Do Something About It.

I Like Storytelling Movies And More Than That I Like Historical Movies; And I Think Someday I'll Definitely Make A Movie About The Past 50 Years History.

It's Not Some Big Event That Creates The Drama, It's The Little Things Of Everyday Life That Bring About That Drama.