The Experience Of Life Teaches Us That

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.

It Was A Film That I Knew, That I Had Seen, That I Was Familiar With, But I Wasn't Anxious About It At Any Point During The Screening. I Snoozed Twice, And This Is Something I Couldn't Have Imagined That I Would Feel Detached, As I Did With This Film [certified Copy].

The Starting Point And The Ending Point Are Nothing But Two Arbitrary Choices. You Make Them As In Soccer Games, Where They Chose That It's 90 Minutes, Not Less And Not More. But The Choices Are The Responsibility Of The Filmmaker. You Have To Choose To Join The Story At An Arbitrary Point, And You Leave It At An Arbitrary Point.

Everybody Knows That I Am Not Usually Patient Enough To Actually Sit Down And Watch One Of My Own Films From The Beginning To The End - I Never Do.

In The Total Darkness, Poetry Is Still There, And It Is There For You.