Every Movie I Make. That’s My Hideout,

In My Culture, There's A Tradition That When You're In An Overwhelming Situation And You Don't Know What To Do, You Put Yourself In A Woman's Shoes.

These Days I'm Mostly Familiar With Two Parts Of L.a.: One Is Movie Culture, And The Other Is Asian Culture. The Westside Is Work, And The Eastside Is Chinese - Which Means My Friends.

I Feel Like All Of My Characters Now Take This Congested Situation, They Clash, And From There You Purge Yourself.

I Am Not Particularly Religious. But I Think We Do Face The Question Of Where God Is, Why We Are Created And Where Does Life Go, Why We Exist. That Sort Of Thing. And It Is Very Hard To Talk About It These Days, Because It Cannot Be Proven. It Is Hard To Discuss It Rationally.

I Like To Go Back To Chinese Film-making From Time To Time. I Don't Think I Can Make Chinese Films Back To Back; It's Such A Big Effort. I'd Have To Take A Very Long Break.