Most Films Are Rooted In A Book

I Went Out To Mount Kilimanjaro, Which I Thought Was Very Beautiful, But There Were A Lot Of People There.

There Is A Tension In Relationships Between Wanting To Return To The Womb, But Also Wanting To Be Free. Because Sometimes The Woman's Attentions Can Be Overly Maternal, And You Want To Go, 'ahhhh!'

We're In A World Of Truncated Sentences, Soundbites And Twitter... [language] Is Being Eroded -- It's Changing. Our Expressiveness And Our Ease With Some Words Is Being Diluted So That The Sentence With More Than One Clause Is A Problem For Us, And The Word Of More Than Two Syllables Is A Problem For Us.

In The Studio System, Things Are Expected Of A Film. By The First, Second, Third Act, There's A Generic Language That Comes Out Of The More Commercial System.

I Felt It [shakespeare's Coriolanus] Is Sort Of An Examination Of Our Dysfunction As A Nationalistic, Tribal Entities. I Think The World Is Rocking And Cracking Open In Weird And Worrying Places. And I Think Coriolanus, The Play, Reflected That.