The Important Thing Is To Find What's

I Just Like To Do Work That Inspires Me, And I Don't Pay Any Attention To Whether It's A High- Or Low-budget Movie.

I Think We All Have A Tendency To Feel Like, "well, What Can I Do? I Can't Influence The Government Or Politics In My Country."

Everyone Has The Attitude That Movies Aren't Just Disposable Entertainment - They Can Really Mean Something. I Love That, Because That's The Way I Feel About Films.

Here's The New Art Of The Twenty-first Century: The Art Of Curating, The Art Of Plucking All The Good Stuff From A Superabundance Of Crap.

You Usually Get One Or The Other, You Get Someone Who Knows How To Tell A Story But They Don't Necessarily Know About Light And Camera And Rhythm, Or You Get Someone Who Can Make Beautiful Images But They Can't Necessarily Tell A Great Story. He Does Both And I Think He's Going To Be One Of The Film-makers That Our Time Is Remembered For.