Maybe Existence Is Ultimately A Lonely Thing.

Interviews, When They Are Just Simply An Exercise In Hearing What You Want To Hear, Are Of No Interest. And Many, Many, If Not Most Interviews Have That Character. The Interviewer Who Comes In With A List Of Bullet Points They're Going To Address One After The Other. Interviews, Properly Considered, Should Be Investigative. You Should Not Know What You're Going To Hear. You Should Be Surprised.

If Someone Tells You That George Bush Is Not The 43rd President Of The United States, They Might Be Engaged In Wishful Thinking, Or Denial, But If They Make That Claim, It's Either True Or False! And You Can Assess That, Regardless Of Whether There's An Omniscient Narrator, Or An Unreliable Narrator, Or It's Shot In Vérité, Or It's Manipulated, It's Agitprop, Whatever! It Makes No Difference! It's A Style!

I've Never Seen Myself As A Documentary Filmmaker. I See Myself As A Filmmaker, Period, And I Am Interested In Drama As Well As In Documentary.

They Say Seeing Is Believing, But The Opposite Is True. Believing Is Seeing.

It's A Kind Of Honour When I See How Many People Are Imitating The Style Of How I Make Films.