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Being Alone Is Better Than Sitting Next To A Lover And Feeling Lonely.

It's Kinda Like D.h. Lawrence Had This Idea Of Two People Meeting On A Road, And Instead Of Just Passing And Glancing Away, They Decide To Accept What He Calls The Confrontation Between Their Souls. It's Like Freeing The Brave, Reckless Gods Within Us All.

I'd Be Fine If There Weren't Film Festivals, And You Just Made Your Films And Didn't Have To Do Anything From That Point On. That Would Be Really Great, Wouldn't It? I Don't Know. I'm In Kind Of An Aloof Time, Where I'm Not Taking Anything Too Seriously.

I Didn't Have Any Set Idea Of What Kind Of Filmmaker I Wanted To Be. I Knew I Wanted To Tell Stories That Meant Something To Me, But I Never Said I Was Going To Be The Weird, Avant-garde Guy.

Everything That You Could Think About In Life, Or Experience, Or Be Interested In, Theoretically Should Be Expressed Or Dealt With In Cinema. But The Way Typical Narratives Are Set Up, There's No Room For Philosophy, Because It's Just Digressive Material. It's Not Advancing The Plot, So There's No Place For It. It's The Kind Of Stuff You Would Cut Out, And That You Shouldn't Have Put In There To Begin With.