I Think Feature Film Can Be Quite

Only When You Are Relaxed Can You See What's Going On.

That's Just How I See Things On A Base Level: There's So Much Going On. Or At Least I Like To Have That Feeling. It's Part Of Being Interested In Notions Of Reality Apart From Storytelling. I Don't Know If It Has Something To Do With Having An Art School Education, Which Makes You Aware Of The Way Visuals Speak, Or Makes You Trust Them More.

I Think That Three-act Fundamentalism In Film Culture Is A Problem Sometimes, Because It's Almost Too Obvious, Or It's Too Expected. And It's Not The Only Way To Fill Two Hours, Or To Phrase Things, Or To Order Thoughts, Or Order Ideas.

If You Read Keats's Poems, They're Often Full Of Doubts And Anxieties. They Can Be Quite Tough.

I Had A Daughter Who Was 9 Years Old And I Had The Feeling I Wasn't Going To Be A Real Parent If I Didn't Quit Making Movies For A While And Spend Time With Her. I Also Felt That I'd Made Enough Movies And Said What I Had To Say At The Time.