Haiti Kind Of Gets A Hold Of

I Still Think Photographers Should Be Lashed Out At. They Should Be Put In A Cage Where You Can Poke Them With A Stick For A Quarter. But Not In A Hostile Way, Just For Giggles. They Really Are On The Attack Against Mankind; It's A Disease. They Should Be Helped Somewhere. But I'd Still Like To Poke Them With A Stick.

Child-rearing Is My Main Interest Now. I'm A Hands-on Father.

The Advice You Give To Young Directors For Sure Is To Go Out And Become Some Version Of A Successful Movie Actor. Do That First And Say Yes To People Like Terrence Malick And Clint Eastwood And Woody Allen When They Come And Offer You Movies. It's A Great Front Row Seat To Filmmaking.

One Of The Things You Don't Have In Haiti Is You Don't Have Anybody On Crack Doing Something Completely Out Of - That's Unpredictable. Even At The Worst Times In Haiti, The Violence That Had Happened, The Lack Of Security That Happened, Was Largely Predictable Because It Was Politically Tied.

Putting Something In A Movie Because It's In The News Doesn't Make It Political To Me. If You're Not Going Outside The Same Old, Same Old, If You're Not Pushing The Envelope, Then You're Not Doing Anything. A Good Movie Is A Political Thing.