Mirrors Are The Essence Of Movies.

There Was A Village Watercolour Society And They'd Come And Paint In My Field. I Watched Them From The Window, The Way They Would Struggle This Way And That To Find The Perfect Moment. God Has Made Every Angle On That Beautiful, And I Felt That Tremendously.

I've Always Admired The Tradition Of Storytellers Who Sat In The Public Market And Told Their Stories To Gathered Crowds. They'd Start With A Single Premise And Talk For Hours - The Notion Of One Story, Ever-changing But Never-ending.

I've Always Felt That, Although Truffaut Was Greatly Revered And Admired, At The Same Time, In Terms Of Film And How Much He Loved Film, He Was Underestimated.

We All Have Our Beliefs Or Our Agnosticism.

Movies Which Set Out To Be 'commercial' Usually Have An Artificial Look About Them-a Certain Waxlike Quality. They Allow For No Failure, No Moment Of Mistake.