The Day We Run Out Of Petrol

I Never Intended To Write Poems, Nor To Be A Photographer, Nor To Be A Film-maker. I Just Took Many, Many Pictures And I Would Put Them In An Album, And Then Some Years Later I Decided To Show Them And Suddenly I Was Called A Photographer. Same Thing With My Poetry. They're Notes That I'd Written In A Book And It May Be Considered Poetry.

We Are Nothing But A Link Between Our Culture And What We Can Actually Produce.

I Think That In Life, Being Is Nothing But An Illusion. If We Acknowledge That And Accept The Fact That We Are In Between States, That We Are Moving, And This Movement Is The Nature Of Our Lives, And We Stop Having Aspirations For Being In A Definite State, We Know Life Better And Are Able To Enjoy It Better.

My Films Have Been Progressing Towards A Certain Kind Of Minimalism, Even Though It Was Never Intended. Elements Which Can Be Eliminated Have Been Eliminated.

Those Same People, When They Leave The Theater, When They Look Behind The Curtains They Are Curious About Their Neighbors, They Can Guess If Their Neighbors Are Siblings Or A Couple, How Old They Are, What Their Occupation Is. They Are Curious About Each Other And They Can Understand Each Other Without Being Fed Information. Why Should It Be Different In Cinema?