My Way Of Expression Is Full Of

Having An International Voice Is Not Really About Whether We Speak Persian Or Any Other Language.

When The Film [certified Copy] Was In The Cannes Festival, I Realized That The Fact Of Having It Shot In A Different Culture, In A Different Language, In A Different Setting, That Wasn't Mine And That I Didn't Belong To, Gave Me A Totally Different Relationship To The Film. When I Was Sitting In The Audience During The Official Screening In Cannes, I Didn't Feel That It Was My Film.

I Am Still Very Surprised That I Managed To Make That Film [close Up]. When I Actually Look Back On That Film, I Really Feel That I Was Not The Director But Instead Just A Member Of The Audience.

I'm Still Very Grateful To Digital Cameras In General, But I Didn't Have This Feeling With The Red One.

In My Mind, There Isn't As Much Of A Distinction Between Documentary And Fiction As There Is Between A Good Movie And A Bad One.