When Yeats Said The Center Cannot Hold,

The Cinema Substitutes For Our Gaze A World More In Harmony With Our Desires.

My Aesthetic Is That Of The Sniper On The Roof.

Objects Exist And If One Pays More Attention To Them Than To People, It Is Precisely Because They Exist More Than The People. Dead Objects Are Still Alive. Living People Are Often Already Dead.

First There Was Greek Civilization. Then There Was The Renaissance. Now We’re Entering The Age Of The Ass.

I Like The Idea Of Making Films About Ostensibly Absolutely Nothing. I Like The Irrelevant, The Tangential, The Sidebar Excursion To Nowhere That Suddenly Becomes Revelatory. That's What All My Movies Are About. That And The Idea That We're In Possession Of Certainty, Truth, Infallible Knowledge, When Actually We're Just A Bunch Of Apes Running Around. My Films Are About People Who Think They're Connected To Something, Although They're Really Not.