The Things You Own End Up Owning

So Much Of Making Movies Is About Discovery On The Day, What You're Figuring Out. If You Know Everything Going In, Then It's Not Worth Doing - It's Already Done. I'm Interested In Finding People Who I Think Have A Voice - And A Very Specific Voice.

I Had A Friend Who Worked At A Hospice, And He Said People In Their Final Moments Don't Discuss Their Successes, Awards Or What Books They Wrote Or What They Accomplished. They Only Talk About Their Loves And Their Regrets, And I Think That's Very Telling.

We Still Check In With Each Other. She Was A Big Part Of My Life, And Me Hers. I Don't See How There Cannot Be [that]. That's Life, Man. That's Life.

So I Swear To God, I Took One Year Where I Just Said, This Year, I'm Just Going To Cop To It And Say To People, 'okay, Where Did We Meet?' But It Just Got Worse. People Were More Offended. Every Now And Then, Someone Will Give Me Context, And I'll Say, 'thank You For Helping Me.' But I Piss More People Off. You Get This Thing, Like, 'you're Being Egotistical. You're Being Conceited.' But It's A Mystery To Me, Man. I Can't Grasp A Face And Yet I Come From Such A Design/aesthetic Point Of View. I Am Going To Get It Tested.

If Someone Wants To Do Drugs ... As Long As He Or She Isn't Corrupting Minors Or Driving Under The Influence Or Endangering Others, Shouldn't A Person Have That Right?