If A Movie Isn't Released, It's One

I'd Come Into Filmmaking As A Painter So, For Me, Making 'good Will Hunting' Was Experimental Because I Didn't Know How To Do It.

The Biopic Also Wasn't A Form That I Necessarily Believed In, Because You Can Never Really Get It Right, You Know? It's Also A Form That's Very Popular - The Straight-ahead Biopic.

I Was Petrified Because All My Friends Would Be Going To Washington, Dc, To Protest. I Was Sixteen, And I Was Like, "i Don't Think I'll Be Going With You Guys," Just Because I Was Scared. Then You Saw The News, And Cops - Not Students In Schools With Guns - Cops Are Killing Sixteen Year Old Protesters On The News. To Me That Was More Horrifying, To Have The Authority Figures Actually Killing People On The Evening News, Than To Have Another Student Firing A Gun.

Modern-day Cinema Takes The Form Of A Sermon. You Don't Get To Think, You Only Get To Receive Information.

I'm Going In A Really Weird I-don't-know-where Direction, But I Prefer Anything [different] From How Standardized Filmmaking Has Become.