Y Tu Mama Tambien' Is One Of

A Budget Is Not An Issue. I Mean A Budget Is Used If You Need More Weeks Or More Time Or More Elements, But The Creative Process Is Exactly The Same. In Some Instances You Become More Of A Boss When You Are Doing A Small Movie. So That Is Not So Relevant. The Only Thing Is That The Bigger A Movie Is In Terms Of Budget, Is That There Are More People Giving Opinions.

I Really Believe There Is The Possibility Of Something Great That Can Happen In The Right Hands.

Style Is Just An Impression. Style Itself Is Hollow. Style, Its Ok Style As Long As It Is Part Of A Language. Style For Style Itself Is Just Something Very Hollow.

I've Been Very Lucky In That The Studios Really Respect Me And They Give Me All My Creative Freedom. But Nevertheless, They Are Inputs, They Have Opinions. It's The Same Thing For Me As If You're In A Shower And You're Coming Up With A Tune, With A Melody, But There Are 70 People Trying To Sing Their Own Melody At The Same Time. So You Have To Focus And Concentrate, And Not Lose The Track Of Your Melody.

I Produce The Way I Would Love To Be Produced: In Ways To Create The Best Conditions To Make Your Movie, But Also To Create A Space In Which The Director Calls The Shots.