Filmgoers Are Starved For New Ideas, Voices

What We Are Living With Is The Result Of Human Choices And It Can Be Changed By Making Better, Wiser Choices.

Ideas Aren't Real Estate, They Grow Collectively And That Knocks Out The Egotistical Loneliness That Generally Infects Art.

I Was Raised In California During The Second World War And Into The '50s And Everything Was Fine, Everything Was Great. The Sun Always Shone, Everybody Looked Healthy And Wore Ties And Smoked In Restaurants, And There Were Cars For Everybody - Except Us, Because I Came From A Lower Class Neighbourhood. But [in France] I Realised There Was A Different Point Of View, So When I Came Back To America A Year And A Half Later I Was Much More Focused On My Own Country Culturally And Politically.

Right Now I Am Working On Something That's Pretty Important To Me. It Has To Do With My Own History In Politics. I'd Done All The President's Men, And The History Of How That Came About Is A Story Unto Itself. It Began With The Candidate. No One Knows About That Connection. I Was On A Train, And I Was Promoting The Candidate Going From Jacksonville, Florida, Down To Miami To Duplicate What Candidates In 1972 Did.

I Can't Watch Completed Films - My Wife Makes Fun Of Me.