The Fact That The World Is Utterly

[elsa Dorfman]was Well Known. Certainly In The Boston Area, She's Well Known As A Portrait Photographer. My Wife Always Wanted To Meet Her And Then There Was Some Benefit Where She Was Taking Pictures.

Forty Years Ago This Country Went Down A Rabbit Hole In Vietnam And Millions Died. I Fear We're Going Down A Rabbit Hole Once Again - And If People Can Stop And Think And Reflect On Some Of The Ideas And Issues In This Movie, Perhaps I've Done Some Damn Good Here!

I Like To Think That I Differ From Other Interviewers In The Sense That I Hide My Agenda More Successfully, And I'm More Open To Hearing Stuff That Is Surprising And Unexpected. That I'm Actually Involved In An Investigation, Through Monologue, At Times.

I Think We Get Into All Kinds Of Difficulty By Saying Photographs Should Be Taken In A Certain Way Which Guarantees Their Veracity. I Think That's A Slippery Slope To Hell.

Interviews, When They Are Just Simply An Exercise In Hearing What You Want To Hear, Are Of No Interest. And Many, Many, If Not Most Interviews Have That Character. The Interviewer Who Comes In With A List Of Bullet Points They're Going To Address One After The Other. Interviews, Properly Considered, Should Be Investigative. You Should Not Know What You're Going To Hear. You Should Be Surprised.