Clementine: This Is It, Joel. It's Going

There Is A Lot Of Management Going On With Directing. Maybe That Was The Biggest Surprise-just The Amount Of Tending That I Had To Do. The Different Personalities . . . It's Not My Way, And It's Never Been My Function Before As A Writer. I Tend To Be A Moody And Somewhat Withdrawn Person, And I Felt Very Clearly That I Had To Throw That Away Because That Wasn't Allowed Here - There Were Other People Who Were Going To Be Filling That Role. Sometimes It Became Exhausting, Especially Around The Eleventh Hour Of The Day.

We're All Subjective Beings And Trapped In Our Own Realities And Our Own Biographical Stories And Physical Bodies And Our Histories - And That's The Only Way We Can Experience The World.

Writing Is A Journey Into The Unknown.

I Don't Think Screenwriting Is Therapeutic. It's Actually Really, Really Hard For Me. It's Not An Enjoyable Process.

I'm Interested In Trying To Explore What I Think Is The Truth At A Given Time In My Life, And Part Of The Process Of Being Honest Is - In My Mind - Talking About The Idea That You're Watching A Movie.