I Am Not Afraid Of Death. I

I Think It's My Job Or The Artist's Job, To Try And Find Some Solution Or Some Reason To Accept Things. But Given The Grimmest Reality, I Feel The Grimmest Facts Are The Real Facts, The True Facts: That You're Born, You Die, You Suffer, It's To No Purpose, And You're Gone Forever, Ever, Ever, And That's It.

My Films Are A Form Of Psychoanalysis, Except That It Is I Who Am Paid, Which Changes Everything.

There's No Correlation Between What The Public Likes And What I'm After. I'm In A Different World.

When I Am In New York, I Want To Be In Europe, And When I Am In Europe, I Want To Be In New York.

Humorists Always Sit At The Children's Table.