I Am Nowhere. You Can Call Me

I Like The Idea Of Making Films About Ostensibly Absolutely Nothing. I Like The Irrelevant, The Tangential, The Sidebar Excursion To Nowhere That Suddenly Becomes Revelatory. That's What All My Movies Are About. That And The Idea That We're In Possession Of Certainty, Truth, Infallible Knowledge, When Actually We're Just A Bunch Of Apes Running Around. My Films Are About People Who Think They're Connected To Something, Although They're Really Not.

I've Always Said That To Make Movies, To Make Images And Sound, Is Possible By One Way Or Another. And It Has Not To Be Ruled By The Pharaohs Of Egypt, The Pharaohs From Hollywood Or Wherever. I Have Tried Very Hard To Make Even A Small Budget Picture Here. It Always Fails. Over A Dozen Times. And Now I Know Why. It Was Only Because I Wanted To Be In Control Of The Money. To Spend It The Way I Wanted.

Cinema Is Not A Series Of Abstract Ideas, But Rather The Phrasing Of Moments.

I Am A Painter With Letters. I Want To Restore Everything, Mix Everything Up And Say Everything.

Self-portraits Have Been Done In Painting, But Never In Music Or Literature. It Has No Meaning, It Makes No Sense. And In Movies I Was Wondering If It Could. And How.