If You're Doing A Classic Play, Where

The Joy Of A Road Movie Is Its Very Simple Narrative Nature, Which Is That You Know You're Going To Go Through Different Places And You're Going To Meet New People. At The Same Time, You Have To Not Make It Feel Too Obvious And Too Crudely Episodic.

It Took Me A Long Time To Film The Plastic Bag, And Then I Had To Get The Cut Of The Scene Right. But If You Find It As Beautiful As The Character Does, Then Suddenly It Becomes A Different Movie, And So Did He As A Character.

I Still Can't Quite Believe It. Although There Was Something About The Fact That It Was A First-time Writer, A First-time Producer, And A First-time Director All At The Same Time.

You're In The Lap Of The Gods. If People Go, They Go, And If They Don't.

You've Got To Believe As A Filmmaker That If A Movie's Good Enough, It's Going To Survive; And If It's Not, Well, It Won't.