I Think That If You're A Digital

In Order To Be Universal, You Have To Be Rooted In Your Own Culture.

It Was A Film That I Knew, That I Had Seen, That I Was Familiar With, But I Wasn't Anxious About It At Any Point During The Screening. I Snoozed Twice, And This Is Something I Couldn't Have Imagined That I Would Feel Detached, As I Did With This Film [certified Copy].

Directors Don't Always Create, They Can Also Destroy With Too Many Demands.

I Was Mentioning With The Digital Camera, Maybe This New Fashion Of Filmmaking Gives A Closer Look Of What Life May Be Like. But It's Still Nothing But A Copy.

I Think The Contrast Between These Two In The Professional World Of Cinema Mattered To Me. One Who Has Reached The Ultimate Point Of Being A Star, Who Knows How To Do Everything Very Well, Facing Another Person Who Would Throughout The Making Of The Film Transfer His Anxiety To Both Of Us, To Me And To Juliette, As To Whether Or Not He Would Be Capable Of Fulfilling His Role. This In Itself Created A Challenge That Was Actually Very Good For Me, Since I Hadn't Ever Counterposed Two Such Performers Before, Creating That Challenge Between Someone Who Knows Their Part And Someone Who Doesn't.