The Problem Is, With A Lot Of

Every Movie I Do Is Challenging For Me. There Is Some Element Of Imaginative That You Wouldn't Have In A Typical Movie.

The Problem When You Edit A Film Together, When You Shoot A Film, You Are Drawn Into The Moment. You Want Each Moment To Be Special And Full Of Life.

I Think The Purpose Of Test Screenings Is Different For The Studio And For The Filmmaker. For The Studio, I Think They Want To Know Whether The Film Works Or Not.

The First Dolly Track Was Somebody Who Had The Idea To Put The Camera On A Boat On A Canal. So The Boat Would Move Very Slowly But Steadily. So They Would See All That Surrounds You And You'd See The Landscape Changing Slowly. So That Was The First Time.

If You're Not Grown Up Enough To Understand That A Trailer Is Not Done By The Director, Then Fine. Judge The Movie From The Trailer.