Cancer Is So Much Bigger Than A

My Parents Were Divorced And I Would Spend Weekends With My Father.

The Goal Seems To Me At Times Just To Be Business First.

When You're Dying, You're Liberated To Do What You Want To Do. You Give Yourself Permission. I Think Everyone's Experience With A Terminal Disease Is So Deeply Personal And Unique To The Person, The Context In Which They're Living And The Relationships That They Have.

We All Have A Limited Amount And That It's A Privilege To Grow Old. That's Something That I Think A Lot Of People Have Forgotten In This Very Fast-paced World Where Youth Is Overly Celebrate.

There's Something Grueling But Very Appealing About Rough, To-the-bone Material In A Low Budget Context. There's Less Between You And The Material. There Are Less People. There Is Less Time. There's Often Less Technology. You Have To Concentrate Very Intensely, And You Jump In A Little Deeper Because There's Nothing In Your Way... But There Are Challenges.