I Like To Think That Every Movie

My Stuff Always Starts With Interviews. I Start Interviewing People, And Then Slowly But Surely, A Movie Insinuates Itself.

All Alone - Shorn Of Context, Without Captions - A Photograph Is Neither True Nor False.... For Truth, Properly Considered, Is About The Relationship Between Language And The World, Not About Photographs And The World.

I Like To Point Out That People Very Often Confuse The Idea That Truth Is Subjective With The Fact That Truth Is Perishable.

Like All Great Documentaries, The Act Of Killing Demands Another Way Of Looking At Reality. It Starts As A Dreamscape, An Attempt To Allow The Perpetrators To Reenact What They Did, And Then Something Truly Amazing Happens. The Dream Dissolves Into Nightmare And Then Into Bitter Reality. An Amazing And Impressive Film.

I've Done Interviews In One Day That Went On For Fifteen, Sixteen Hours. And At A Certain Point, The Control Over What They're Saying Breaks Down; It Becomes Different. It Becomes Really Powerful, And For Me, Real. It Becomes Out Of Control.