Poetry, Especially Traditional Iranian Poetry, Is Very

We Always Have The Movies That Are More Toward Real Life, But They Don't Have That Much Drama Or Suspense, Or We Have The Full Of Drama Or Suspense, But They're Far Away From Real Life. Always When I Was Watching A Film, Films With Good Drama, I Was Thinking, "i Wish They Were More Close To Real Life." But When I Was Watching Real Life Films I Was Thinking, "well I Wish It Had More Drama." I've Tried, In The Movies That I Worked So Far, To Get These Two Things Closer And Closer To Each Other.

I Like Storytelling, And For Storytelling You Need A Drama. And For There To Be Drama, You Need Twists, And By Twists I Mean The Ability To Constantly Change The Trajectory Of The Story.

The Bigger Confrontation Is The One An Individual Has With Itself.

I Always Feel That A Viewer Has An Expectation About Every Moment Of The Film And Where It's Going, So If I Act Against That, I've Created A Twist. In Fact It Becomes A Kind Of Game With The Expectations Of The Viewer. This Is The Superficial Appearance. In The Layer Beneath There Is A Hidden Theme. The Result Of Each Twist Is That The Judgment Of The Audience Member Is Challenged.

Whenever I Write A Part, I Think There's This Person Somewhere In The World That This Part Is Specifically For And All I Have To Do Is Go Searching To Find That Particular Individual.