Movies Don't Necessarily Change Culture. I Don't

It's Much Simpler To Be Tortured On Camera Or To Be Filmed Losing Your Mind. Whereas A Script That Has Characters Who Are Honest, Witty And Genuine Is Often Much Harder To Act.

I Think People Who Work And Being Alive And Paying Your Bills And Feeding Your Kids Is Hard. It's Hard To Have The Space. Quite Frankly, I'm In A Privileged Position To Think About Things, To Read About Things And To Educate Myself About Things. A Lot Of People Just Don't Have The Time.

I've Never Been To Ireland And I've Always Wanted To Go.

The More Time Went By, The More Something Just Happened, An Oh My God - I Want To Love Someone Freely And Walk Down The Street And Hold My Girlfriend's Hand.

I Was In A Store In Halifax, Nova Scotia That I Love, Sort Of Like An Environmental Friendly Sort Of Store. But They Had A Great Book Section. So I Went In There All The Time. The Woman Who Worked There - Which I Feel So Bad; I've Forgotten Her Name - She Handed Me The Book And She Said, "hey, You Should Read This. I Think It Would Make A Good Movie." I Remember Reading The Back Of It And I Was Like, "huh." Then I Just Devoured The Book And I Was So Moved By It And Said, "why Don't We Start Developing This Into A Film?" So That's How It ['into The Forest'] All Started.