I Don’t Really Like The Hollywood Blockbuster

What Is The Truth Is That Every One Of My Films Is A Film That I'd Love To Go See, And I Think That's Very Important Because I Always Think It's A Mistake To Make Movies For Other People, Or To Make Them For A Demographic, Or Try To Second Guess An Audience.

I Think That's The Job Of A Director Really, To Sort Of Funnel All The Creativity Into One Centralized Point Of Being.

New Zealand Is Not A Small Country But A Large Village.

There's A Generation Of Children Who Don't Like Black And White Movies. There's A Level Of Impatience Or Intolerance.

There's No Real Rules About What You Do [while Directing]; It's Just You Just Use Your Instincts As To The Pacing Of A Film And What Is Repetitive And What Is The Minimum Amount You Can Get Away With To Tell The Story, That Scene Didn't Make It In.