In Order To Be Able To Cooperate

I Did Not Have A Script [of Close Up]. I Made Notes In The Evenings And We Filmed During The Day Over 40 Days.i Didn't Sleep A Wink For Those 40 Nights. I Have A Picture From The End Of The Shoot, And In It I Have Lost All My Hair.

In Real Life, When Someone's Partner Calls Them, They Can Tell From The First Word Their Partner Says What Their Mood Is.

As Soon As People Enter A Theater They Must Become Moron Consumers Who Must Be Fed Information.

My Car's My Best Friend. My Office. My Home. My Location. I Have A Very Intimate Sense When I Am In A Car With Someone Next To Me. We're In The Most Comfortable Seats Because We're Not Facing Each Other, But Sitting Side By Side. We Don't Look At Each Other, But Instead Do So Only When We Want To. We're Allowed To Look Around Without Appearing Rude. We Have A Big Screen In Front Of Us And Side Views. Silence Doesn't Seem Heavy Or Difficult. Nobody Serves Anybody. And Many Other Aspects. One Most Important Thing Is That It Transports Us From One Place To Another.

It's Very True That Non-actors Feel More Comfortable In Front Of A Digital Camera, Without The Lights And The Large Crowd Around Them, And We Arrive At Much More Intimate Moments With Them.