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Writers And Filmakers, That Is, People Who Describe The World, Suffer From An Occupational Disease. They Never Experience Moments In Life Quite Spontaneously. You Always Look At Yourself From The Outside. Even As A Child I Always Observed Myself And The World. I Believe That Everyone Who Chooses This Path In Any Way, Who Chooses To Be A Describer Of Life, Suffers From This Condition. It's Like A Mental Obsession. It Can Be A Great Pity Too. It Robs You Of A Certain Joy In Spontaneity.

I Never Use Soundtrack; It Is Always Part Of The Story.

Even The Most Elitist Director Or Author Who Claims That He Doesn't Care If His Works Are Seen Or Not, Then I Have To Think That He's Either A Liar Or A Hypocrite.

I'm Far More Relaxed With German. I'm A Control Freak. I Like To Know Exactly Who's Saying And Doing What.

I Always Seek To Mobilize, To Call On The Imagination Of The Spectator. It's Well-known That The Images That Are Created By One's Imagination Are Far Stronger Than Any That I Can Show. In Fact, It's An Error, A Widespread Error In Mainstream Cinema, To Always Want To Show Things And To Depict Things.