Cautionary Tales Were Fantastic In The '70s.

Technology Is Technology. Technology Doesn't Have A, It Is Not Good Or Bad. Technologies Are Tools.

I Love That Process In Which There Is No Safety Net. Then The Actor Also Can Allow Mistakes, Because There's No Such A Thing As A Mistake. You're Working With Good Actors, That Thing That Starts As A Mistake Becomes Actually The Life Of What Is Going To Follow In The Scene. I Find That It Is Fantastic, And For Me It Is Easier Than For The Actors.

As A Director, You're Only As Good As Your Collaborators. You Surround With Collaborators That Are Going To Understand What You're Trying To Do. Not Only That, They're Going To Push And Fight For What You're Trying To Do.

As A Kid, I Wanted To Be An Astronaut. And My Own Passion Was That I Wanted To Be A Film Director. I Realized That Being An Astronaut Was Not Going To Be An Option, So I Said, "well, I'm Going To Be A Director And Do Films In Space."

I've Been Very Lucky In That The Studios Really Respect Me And They Give Me All My Creative Freedom. But Nevertheless, They Are Inputs, They Have Opinions. It's The Same Thing For Me As If You're In A Shower And You're Coming Up With A Tune, With A Melody, But There Are 70 People Trying To Sing Their Own Melody At The Same Time. So You Have To Focus And Concentrate, And Not Lose The Track Of Your Melody.