I Write Novels Because There Is Something

I Can Work In Films As Long As The Story Doesn't Have A Realistic Nature. If I'm Working With An Allegory, A Fantasy, It Can Be Developed In Synthetic Terms.

I Locate That Special Problem In A Character And Then Try To Understand It. That's The Genesis Of All My Work.

Contrary To What Kafka Does, I Always Like To Refer All Of My Fictions To The Level Of Reality, He, On The Other Hand, Leaves Them At An Imaginary Level.

Hitchcock Makes It Very Clear To Us. There's An Objective And A Subjective Camera, Like There's A Third- And A First-person Narrator In Literature.

If It's Great Stuff, The People Who Consume It Are Nourished. It's A Positive Force.