I'm Taking A Bit Of A Wait-and-see

There's Very Few Directors I Think In This Industry That Would Pitch To A Studio That They Wanted To Do A Multi-layered Almost At Times Existential High Action, High Drama Surreal Film That's Sort Of Locked In His Mind. And Then Have An Opportunity To Do That.

I Think For Me, What I'm Doing On Set Is I'm Watching Things Happen As An Audience Member And Trying To Just Look At, What's The Image We're Photographing, How Will That Advance The Story And What Will The Next Image Be.

Every Film Should Have Its Own World, A Logic And Feel To It That Expands Beyond The Exact Image That The Audience Is Seeing.

For Me, As A Film Goer, I Like Nothing More Than To Sit In The Cinema, Have The Lights Go Down And Not Know What I'm About To See Or Unfold On-screen. Every Time We Go To Make A Film, We Do Everything We Can To Try To Systematise Things So We're Able To Make The Film In Private, So That When It's Finished It's Up To The Audience To Make Of It What They Will.

To Be Honest, I Don't Enjoy Watching Movies Much When I'm Working. They Tend To Fall Apart On Me A Bit.