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It Is Not As Though The Process Of Production Holds Any Mystery For Me, I Know Exactly What It Involves And I Know The Predominant Concern In Shooting One Of Those Things Is Production Values - Or As They Would Say, Seeing It All Up There On Screen.

There Is A Certain Moment In The Film When The Son Is In The Nursing Home And He Goes To The Television And Turns It Off Because He Sees Himself In The Image.

I Wanted To Make Sure That The Environment Of The Shooting Itself Was Not That Controlled, And The Way To Go About That Course Was To Work With As Small A Crew As Possible.

The Fathers Greatest Folly Is That He Believes He Can Be A Much More Simple Person Than He Is; He Is Not Really Able To Deal With His Own Complexity As A Human Being.

I Think Ultimately If You Have A Very High Expectation Of Your Audience And You Know Exactly What It Is You're Trying To Express Through The Medium Of Film, There Will Always Be An Audience For You.