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Modern-day Cinema Takes The Form Of A Sermon. You Don't Get To Think, You Only Get To Receive Information.

If Im Diagnosed With Cancer I Might Become Despondent, But Someone Young Might Not, And They Might Need Connections With Somebody Outside Their Circle Of Family Because Their Family Is So Despondent.

Silent Is About Needing To Make A Scene Shorter By Having Physical Things To Cut To. That Way, You Can Manipulate A Character To The Other Side Of The Room. But, If They Say The Wrong Thing, It Might Locate That Action In A Particular Part Of The Scene. It's A Mechanical Need.

The Area Of Teenage Life Is Not Necessarily Rarefied; We've All Gone Through That Period. It's Not As Rarefied As A Western Or A Space Adventure Or A Gangster Film, But It Has Its Own Dynamic.

There Are All Kinds Of Ways That People Present Their Films, But That's Kind Of A Good Feeling, If You Can Make It Seem Like The Characters Are Really There.