I've Never Wanted To Do Something Where

I Try To Address My Audiences Intelligently. The Man In The Street Counts, But Sometimes He Forgets That He Counts.

I Think That Will Be A Lot Of Fun For Audiences To Get The Same Stream Of Consciousness That Was Going Through My Head At The Time. It Was Very Exciting To Suddenly Recall What I Was Feeling At The Time.

I Like Cinema Audiences. I Respect Them, And I Talk To Them Just Like I Would Anybody I Know.

Making The City Of Joy Gave Me The Best Political Education Of My Life. It Became A Wrestling Match Between An Englishman Who Had Gradually Ceased To Be A Marxist, And A Culture That Was Becoming More Marxist By The Day.

If The Movie's Well Made And It's About Things That Count, People Will Ultimately See The Depth In It.