You Know Us Crazy Kids. We'll Do

It Was More Important To Me To Understand What Its Like To Be This Jewish Kid Who Felt He Was So Different At Such A Young Age. I Feel The Story Is About A Kid Who Came To Hate Through Love, So I Felt I Had To Learn Why He Loved This Thing So Much That He Also Apparently Hated It.

The Theme For Me Is Love And The Lack Of It. We All Want That And We Don't Know How To Get It, And Everything We Do Is Some Kind Of Attempt To Capture It For Ourselves.

I Think About Death A Lot, Like I Think We All Do. I Don't Think Of Suicide As An Option, But As Fun. It's An Interesting Idea That You Can Control How You Go. It's This Thing That's Looming, And You Can Control It.

It's Sad, Because He Just Doesn't Have Any Ambition Outside Of Loving His Wife And His Daughter — Which Should Be Enough But Doesn't Seem To Be Enough In This Case.

If The Character Is True, The Movie Will Fall Into Place. Or At Least That's What You Hope.