Maybe [killers] Is One Of My Real

Ecstatic Absurdity: It's The Confrontation With Meaninglessness.

My Stuff Always Starts With Interviews. I Start Interviewing People, And Then Slowly But Surely, A Movie Insinuates Itself.

I Like To Think That One Of Things I've Done With Non-fiction Since The Very Beginning Is To Find New Ways Of Telling True Stories.

Finding Truth Involves Some Kind Of Activity. As I Like To Point Out, Truth Isn't Handed To You On A Platter. It's Not Something That You Get At A Cafeteria, Where They Just Put It On Your Plate. It's A Search, A Quest, An Investigation, A Continual Process Of Looking At And Looking For Evidence, Trying To Figure Out What The Evidence Means.

If You Told Me Thirty Years Ago That People Would Be Parodying Documentary Films, I Never Would Have Believed It. It Wasn't Clear That The Films Themselves Even Had An Audience, Let Alone An Audience For Parodies Of Them.