"the Wolfpack" Is A Real Life Clash

I've Decided I Can't Really Control People's Perceptions Of Me. All I Can Do Is Decide On What I Work On And How Hard I Work On It.

I Was Being Generous. Gia Coppola Wasn't Even A Filmmaker At That Time, But I Asked Her To Do It, Because I Believed In Her As An Artist. And Because I Wanted A Woman's Take On The Material. The Book Palo Alto Is Very Male-centric, But Gia Carved Out A Bunch Of The Female Characters, And Brought Them To The Fore In The Movie. And The Project Was Richer For It.

I Still Work Really Hard, But I Like To Think I'm A Little Smarter About At Least The Type Of Movie I'm Getting Into.

For Whatever Reason, I Have An Emotional Life That Wants To Come Out.

If The Work Is Good, What Does It Matter? I'm Doing It Because I Love It. Why Not Do As Many Things I Love As I Can? As Long As The Work Is Good.